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Interviews   -   Jun 27, 2014 Gioteck delivers all-new multiplatform devices for E3 2014
Gioteck delivers all-new multiplatform devices for E3 2014

The team at Gioteck gave us a look behind the curtain of two of their upcoming multiplatform products – the HC-5 wireless multiplatform headset, and the RC-3 Gaming Chair. The HC-5 is cross compatible with Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, PS3, PlayStation Vita, Mac, and PC, as well as mobile

by Ron Burke
Features   -   Jun 27, 2014 TGIF: Gaming Trend’s Weekend Lineup
TGIF: Gaming Trend’s Weekend Lineup

Summer means two things for gamers. The annual Steam Summer Sale and Summer Games Done Quick. Millions of gamers will be feverishly refreshing their Steam pages to take advantage of the incredibly popular deals on hundreds of games. It’s scary to think about how much money will be spent

by Josh Devlin
PlayStation 4   -   Jun 26, 2014 Ready at Dawn Discusses The Order: 1886’s Half-Breeds
Ready at Dawn Discusses The Order: 1886’s Half-Breeds

Ready at Dawn Discusses The Order: 1886’s Half-Breeds Ready at Dawn has revealed new details about The Order: 1886’s Half-Breeds through a new developer diary. Half-Breeds are werewolf esque monsters that act as a driving force of the game’s primary conflict, as they have long been at

by Kenneth Shepard
Reviews   -   Jun 26, 2014 A dream within a dream – Dixit Origins review
Dixit: Origins

Dixit may be the only Spiel des Jahres winner named after a logical fallacy. The Latin phrase “ipse dixit” refers to the fallacious “argument from authority.” Out here in the real world, we accept an argument because of the evidence that supports it. We reject an argument if it defies

by Rob Gardiner
Interviews   -   Jun 26, 2014 Single player coming : E3 interview with Rainbow Six Siege dev

We caught up with Andrew Witts, game developer with Ubisoft Montreal with regards to the surprise announcement of Rainbow Six Siege. If you recall, the Rainbow Six Patriot was a game slated for release which revolved around the morality of decisions – all of that has been scrapped to instead get

by Justin Pauls
Previews   -   Jun 25, 2014 Assassin’s Creed Unity – a fresh start and a return to its roots
Assassin’s Creed Unity – a fresh start and a return to its roots

I’ve been a big fan of the Assassin’s Creed series for a while, but I felt like the game hit a high point with Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag. Setting players on the high seas, the game pulled away from the climbing roots of its predecessors. The

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Jun 24, 2014 Out of formation- Ace Combat Infinity review
Out of formation- Ace Combat Infinity review

When I tallied my first impressions of Ace Combat Infinity a few months ago, I admitted that while I’d come to a few conclusions about what the game would finally be like, I was still holding unsteady hope about what the Project Aces team would ultimately do. After all,

by Lucious Barnes
Reviews   -   Jun 23, 2014 Treads, Lasers and Gears, Oh My! – Volt
Treads, Lasers and Gears, Oh My! – Volt

I love everything about robots, from their motors to their circuit boards, mapping algorithms and motion planning algorithms. Both real and fictional ‘bots fascinate me. So much that I went to Grad School to learn how to make them better. As a society we gravitate to things that are like

by Scott Griffith
Gioteck delivers all-new multiplatform devices for E3 2014
Interviews   -   Jun 27, 2014 Gioteck delivers all-new multiplatform devices for E3 2014

The team at Gioteck gave us a look behind the curtain of two of their upcoming multiplatform products – the HC-5 wireless multiplatform headset, and the RC-3 Gaming Chair. The HC-5 is cross compatible with Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, PS3, PlayStation Vita, Mac, and PC, as well as mobile

by Ron Burke
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Interviews   -   Jun 27, 2014 Gioteck delivers all-new multiplatform devices for E3 2014
Gioteck delivers all-new multiplatform devices for E3 2014

The team at Gioteck gave us a look behind the curtain of two of their upcoming multiplatform products – the HC-5 wireless multiplatform headset, and the RC-3 Gaming Chair. The HC-5 is cross compatible with Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, PS3, PlayStation Vita, Mac, and PC, as well as mobile

by Ron Burke
Features   -   Jun 27, 2014 TGIF: Gaming Trend’s Weekend Lineup
TGIF: Gaming Trend’s Weekend Lineup

Summer means two things for gamers. The annual Steam Summer Sale and Summer Games Done Quick. Millions of gamers will be feverishly refreshing their Steam pages to take advantage of the incredibly popular deals on hundreds of games. It’s scary to think about how much money will be spent

by Josh Devlin
PlayStation 4   -   Jun 26, 2014 Ready at Dawn Discusses The Order: 1886’s Half-Breeds
Ready at Dawn Discusses The Order: 1886’s Half-Breeds

Ready at Dawn Discusses The Order: 1886’s Half-Breeds Ready at Dawn has revealed new details about The Order: 1886’s Half-Breeds through a new developer diary. Half-Breeds are werewolf esque monsters that act as a driving force of the game’s primary conflict, as they have long been at

by Kenneth Shepard
Reviews   -   Jun 26, 2014 A dream within a dream – Dixit Origins review
Dixit: Origins

Dixit may be the only Spiel des Jahres winner named after a logical fallacy. The Latin phrase “ipse dixit” refers to the fallacious “argument from authority.” Out here in the real world, we accept an argument because of the evidence that supports it. We reject an argument if it defies

by Rob Gardiner
Interviews   -   Jun 26, 2014 Single player coming : E3 interview with Rainbow Six Siege dev

We caught up with Andrew Witts, game developer with Ubisoft Montreal with regards to the surprise announcement of Rainbow Six Siege. If you recall, the Rainbow Six Patriot was a game slated for release which revolved around the morality of decisions – all of that has been scrapped to instead get

by Justin Pauls
Previews   -   Jun 25, 2014 Assassin’s Creed Unity – a fresh start and a return to its roots
Assassin’s Creed Unity – a fresh start and a return to its roots

I’ve been a big fan of the Assassin’s Creed series for a while, but I felt like the game hit a high point with Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag. Setting players on the high seas, the game pulled away from the climbing roots of its predecessors. The

by Ron Burke
Reviews   -   Jun 24, 2014 Out of formation- Ace Combat Infinity review
Out of formation- Ace Combat Infinity review

When I tallied my first impressions of Ace Combat Infinity a few months ago, I admitted that while I’d come to a few conclusions about what the game would finally be like, I was still holding unsteady hope about what the Project Aces team would ultimately do. After all,

by Lucious Barnes
Reviews   -   Jun 23, 2014 Treads, Lasers and Gears, Oh My! – Volt
Treads, Lasers and Gears, Oh My! – Volt

I love everything about robots, from their motors to their circuit boards, mapping algorithms and motion planning algorithms. Both real and fictional ‘bots fascinate me. So much that I went to Grad School to learn how to make them better. As a society we gravitate to things that are like

by Scott Griffith
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