With all the talk of smartphone thefts running rampant, it’s easy to forget that laptops and tablets are high-profile targets as well. Anything small in form and high in price, for that matter — the kinds of things you’d put in a backpack to easily take from place to place — is a prime target […]
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The survival-horror genre gets such a bad rap these days that it’s tempting to overlook them for games with a frantic gunplay, co-op multiplayer elements, customizable weapons or … wait, that’s actually what Dead Space 3 offers. Not often one to take franchise risks, EA made a massive gamble years ago on an untested studio
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To understand this God of War: Ascension review, you must understand my first foray into the God of War series. I had just had an unpleasant day at work, I wanted to play a game to escape, and I spotted the demo for God of War 3. I figured I would give it a try
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BioShock Infinite has been on our radar since our first live demo of the game two years ago at E3. The game’s come a long way since that time, which is really saying something, considering the scenario we saw unfold above the skies seemed ready for retail to us. Today, Irrational Games and 2K Games
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We’re big fans of the Old West here at DailyGame, which you probably know by now considering our coverage of the Call of Juarez series and its newest chapter, called Call of Juarez: Gunslinger. Today, Ubisoft released the game’s “reveal trailer,” which provides a first glimpse of actual gameplay footage. From the dust of a
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In light of our previous praise of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and the accolades from dozens of other outlets, it goes without saying that Skyrim is an outstanding game. With such a hit on their hands, some game developers might call it a day and move on to their next project. Bethesda — thank
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Baseball and hockey are my two least favorite major league sports, a comment that doesn’t exactly make me unique among American males. The irony, of course, is that baseball is known as “America’s pastime” even in an era when football and basketball rule the roost. But with that context as a backdrop, Sony’s achievements with
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The next console generation hits this fall, but Ubisoft wants us to not lose sight of the present generation, and in fact even look to the past. The Old West past. Call of Juarez: Gunslinger will soon release on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC, and judging by the details released today about the game’s protagonist,
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I’ve been a fan of the Sly Cooper franchise since its debut a decade ago, when Sucker Punch introduced PS2 owners to its gorgeous cell-shaded platformer with kid-friendly cast. The game’s mix of stealth, platforming and level design had a certain charm to it that gripped me through three games in the series. Eventually the
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More than a year after the release of Skyrim, the game is still going strong, and it’s one of my favorite games. One of the ways Bethesda is keeping Skyrim fresh is through a batch of DLC, which has recently taken the form of Hearthfire and Dawnguard. I’ve prepared short reviews of both in anticipation
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