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You’ve probably noticed the ads for the swashbuckling sky piracy steampunk board game, Aether Captains on Gaming Trend. As the game’s already-successful Kickstarter comes to a close in a week, we at Gaming Trend want to extend one more opportunity to get your hands on the game — this
by Ron BurkeThose familiar with Word War II know about Germany’s infamous U-boats and their relentless attacks against Allied shipping in the Atlantic Ocean. What’s not as well known is the underwater warfare in the Pacific and the American’s use of submarines to disrupt Japanese shipping. Consim Press follows
by Nick SouthOpinions galore this week, as some hot takes on Nintendo’s latest antics take up a fair amount of this week’s GT Reboot Podcast. But before that, Kenneth wraps up his Zero Escape binge with Virtue’s Last Reward, Blake is feeling a lot better about Hitman after its
by Kenneth ShepardDungeon crawlers have always been a difficult genre for me to get into. I was never the type to break out a pen and paper to map out my route; it always felt like a relic of past games, and the only reason the mechanic of intentionally obscure dungeons stuck
by Eric Van AllenThe company Toast, based in Portland, Oregon, specializes in handmade leather and wood covers and cases for electronics such as phones, tablets, laptops and, most important to us, game consoles. They were nice enough to send over a complimentary cover for a PlayStation 4 and we were eager enough to
by Blake Hester[The following is part three of our review of The Walking Dead: Michonne, and contains our final verdict on the series as a whole. To check out part two, click here.] The Walking Dead: Michonne ends on a fairly predictable note, and the implications of that say a lot for
by Kenneth ShepardIn its first episode, Hitman shot itself in the foot. In its second, it’s learning to walk again. With its second entry, titled “World of Tomorrow,” Hitman offers a bigger sandbox, full of opportunities and danger, begging players to try again and again. But, while it does correct several
by Blake HesterLast year, Titan comics introduced us to the world of Charlotte De La Cruz and her violent induction into the shadowy war between the Assassin Brotherhood and the Templar Order. As her adventure continues in the modern day, another story has emerged, revealing to us not only a tale from
by Lucious BarnesYou’ve probably noticed the ads for the swashbuckling sky piracy steampunk board game, Aether Captains on Gaming Trend. As the game’s already-successful Kickstarter comes to a close in a week, we at Gaming Trend want to extend one more opportunity to get your hands on the game — this
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You’ve probably noticed the ads for the swashbuckling sky piracy steampunk board game, Aether Captains on Gaming Trend. As the game’s already-successful Kickstarter comes to a close in a week, we at Gaming Trend want to extend one more opportunity to get your hands on the game — this
by Ron BurkeThose familiar with Word War II know about Germany’s infamous U-boats and their relentless attacks against Allied shipping in the Atlantic Ocean. What’s not as well known is the underwater warfare in the Pacific and the American’s use of submarines to disrupt Japanese shipping. Consim Press follows
by Nick SouthOpinions galore this week, as some hot takes on Nintendo’s latest antics take up a fair amount of this week’s GT Reboot Podcast. But before that, Kenneth wraps up his Zero Escape binge with Virtue’s Last Reward, Blake is feeling a lot better about Hitman after its
by Kenneth ShepardDungeon crawlers have always been a difficult genre for me to get into. I was never the type to break out a pen and paper to map out my route; it always felt like a relic of past games, and the only reason the mechanic of intentionally obscure dungeons stuck
by Eric Van AllenThe company Toast, based in Portland, Oregon, specializes in handmade leather and wood covers and cases for electronics such as phones, tablets, laptops and, most important to us, game consoles. They were nice enough to send over a complimentary cover for a PlayStation 4 and we were eager enough to
by Blake Hester[The following is part three of our review of The Walking Dead: Michonne, and contains our final verdict on the series as a whole. To check out part two, click here.] The Walking Dead: Michonne ends on a fairly predictable note, and the implications of that say a lot for
by Kenneth ShepardIn its first episode, Hitman shot itself in the foot. In its second, it’s learning to walk again. With its second entry, titled “World of Tomorrow,” Hitman offers a bigger sandbox, full of opportunities and danger, begging players to try again and again. But, while it does correct several
by Blake HesterLast year, Titan comics introduced us to the world of Charlotte De La Cruz and her violent induction into the shadowy war between the Assassin Brotherhood and the Templar Order. As her adventure continues in the modern day, another story has emerged, revealing to us not only a tale from
by Lucious Barnes