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Gaming Trend’s Game of the Year Countdown — Miscellaneous Categories

by 151 days ago

    It's that time of year again, when we put down the controller for a bit and bicker and argue over exactly which game was the best of the best. While …

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    Lofty Ambitions and Broken Televisions: The Current State of Motion Gaming

    by 182 days ago

      Since time immemorial (or at least since the late 70s), games have experimented with ways their users interact with them. With joysticks, trackballs, flight sticks, or skateboards, designers have been …

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      Editorial: Does World of Warcraft still have the magic?

      by 216 days ago

      There's no shortage of people who will happily take the time out to reminisce on the golden days of World of Warcraft, myself among them. It's been a long journey, …

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      Embracing Mobile Gaming and the Future

      by 283 days ago

        I just bought a (digital) boatload of Android games. Why? Because I'm suddenly infatuated with mobile gaming. For the longest time I was resistant to it - I simply loathed …

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        Is Irrational Games Being Irrational for Requiring an 85+ Metacritic Score?

        by 298 days ago

          Metacritic continues to play a big role in the videogame industry. A recent job posting by Irrational Games, best known for their Bioshock  series, requires the applicant be a super …

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          Ouya – The Future of Gaming or Wishful Thinking?

          by 306 days ago

            Kickstarter and the idea of crowdfunding have become widely popular in the gaming community over recent months, and one project in particular has been almost unavoidable for the past week …

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            20 of the Most Ridiculous Weapons in Gaming

            by 306 days ago

              Videogaming has seen its fair share of crazy and implausible weapons, but there is no doubt that sometimes the weapons transcend implausible and head straight to crazy town.   Today we …

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              Of Diplomacy and Espionage in Civ V: Gods and Kings

              by 324 days ago

              If the combat AI remains the most disappointing part of the Civilization V experience, the Gods & Kings expansion renovates the diplomacy system into one of the best.  It might …

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              Civilization V: Gods and Kings Wartime Impressions

              by 330 days ago

              My civilization should be a smoldering ruin by now.  The Siamese, Polynesians, and the Indians have joined forces with their confederacy of city states to take me down.  In Civilization …

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              Civilization V: Gods and Kings First Impressions

              by 333 days ago

              It’ll probably be a week or two before I feel familiar enough with the new Gods & Kings expansion pack for Civilization V to decide whether I like it or …

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              E3 no-shows: have you seen these titles?

              by 347 days ago

                E3 just wrapped up, and we've got a lot of news for you to pick through if you haven't checked it out yet. But while the news piled up from …

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                Strategy Laid Bare: Reviewing the Big Three E3 Press Conferences

                by 349 days ago

                We're already well into the 2012 Electronics Entertainment Expo, and man, there's been a lot of news so far. Too much news, in fact! Really, the press releases are flying …

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