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Editorials   -   May 29, 2015 The worst kind of DLC — Nintendo’s continued mishandling of amiibos
The worst kind of DLC — Nintendo’s continued mishandling of amiibos

I remember when I was on the outside looking in on the whole amiibo craze. It was insane, right? Lines around the block, people fiendishly hunting figures of their favorite Nintendo characters that turned into killer AI programs when scanned on a Wii U tablet. I held no burning passion

by Eric Van Allen
Reviews   -   May 27, 2015 The final round for a classic fighter — Ultra Street Fighter IV for PS4 review
The final round for a classic fighter — Ultra Street Fighter IV for PS4 review

There’s a sweet science to competitive fighting games. Not unlike real-life boxing, there’s a lot of careful thought and tactics underneath the uppercuts and jabs. The cream of the crop master this and make even the lowliest of hopeful combatants, like myself, feel they can keep improving and

by Eric Van Allen
Reviews   -   May 27, 2015 Mighty morphin’ management rangers — Chroma Squad review
Mighty morphin’ management rangers — Chroma Squad review

Chroma Squad evokes a lot of the same responses that many children of the 90s have to Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers. The clear inspiration for the game, Power Rangers was a Saturday morning cheese-fest that didn’t create overly complex plot lines or inspire discussion over controversial topics. There was

by Eric Van Allen
Reviews   -   May 27, 2015 Platforming is alive — Schrödinger’s Cat and the Raiders of the Lost Quark review
Platforming is alive — Schrödinger’s Cat and the Raiders of the Lost Quark review

If you put a modern platformer in a box, and you couldn’t see the mechanics and gameplay of that platformer, would the genre be dead or alive?  Though the question of Schrödinger’s Side-Scroller remains unanswered, the purple kitty who draws his namesake from Schrödinger’s other, more famous

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   May 27, 2015 A week in her service- Destiny: House of Wolves Review
A week in her service- Destiny: House of Wolves Review

This past Tuesday the much anticipated second expansion to Activision’s Destiny finally launched, bringing with it a large assortment of additions and changes to the original title and even its DLC predecessor, the Dark Below. This includes dozens (potentially countless)new items, crafting systems, a new social/bartering space,

by Lucious Barnes
Reviews   -   May 27, 2015 Ink-redible — Splatoon review
Ink-redible — Splatoon review

Nintendo has never really been known for their online efforts. Usually associated with family-friendly offline affairs, Nintendo has always seemed to be hesitant to embrace the internet battlefield. Sure, recent games like Mario Kart 8 and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U have featured strong online capabilities, but for the

by Matt Welsh
Features   -   May 26, 2015 We’re not waiting for the end of the year – here are Gaming Trend’s Games of the Quarter picks
We’re not waiting for the end of the year – here are Gaming Trend’s Games of the Quarter picks

Not content to wait until the end of the year, we decided to make a list of our favorite games as of the first quarter of the year which covers the beginning of January through the end of March. While there have been a decent number of big-budget games vying

by Sean Lama
Contests   -   May 26, 2015 Win a Closed Beta key for Dirty Bomb from Gaming Trend!
Win a Closed Beta key for Dirty Bomb from Gaming Trend!

The folks at Splash Damage know how to make an awesome multiplayer game.  The Wolfenstein series, Batman: Arkham Origins, Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, Brink, and more are all born from the minds and talent at that company.  Well, their newest offerings come in the form of a squad-based shooter.  Here’

by Ron Burke
The worst kind of DLC — Nintendo’s continued mishandling of amiibos
Editorials   -   May 29, 2015 The worst kind of DLC — Nintendo’s continued mishandling of amiibos

I remember when I was on the outside looking in on the whole amiibo craze. It was insane, right? Lines around the block, people fiendishly hunting figures of their favorite Nintendo characters that turned into killer AI programs when scanned on a Wii U tablet. I held no burning passion

by Eric Van Allen
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Editorials   -   May 29, 2015 The worst kind of DLC — Nintendo’s continued mishandling of amiibos
The worst kind of DLC — Nintendo’s continued mishandling of amiibos

I remember when I was on the outside looking in on the whole amiibo craze. It was insane, right? Lines around the block, people fiendishly hunting figures of their favorite Nintendo characters that turned into killer AI programs when scanned on a Wii U tablet. I held no burning passion

by Eric Van Allen
Reviews   -   May 27, 2015 The final round for a classic fighter — Ultra Street Fighter IV for PS4 review
The final round for a classic fighter — Ultra Street Fighter IV for PS4 review

There’s a sweet science to competitive fighting games. Not unlike real-life boxing, there’s a lot of careful thought and tactics underneath the uppercuts and jabs. The cream of the crop master this and make even the lowliest of hopeful combatants, like myself, feel they can keep improving and

by Eric Van Allen
Reviews   -   May 27, 2015 Mighty morphin’ management rangers — Chroma Squad review
Mighty morphin’ management rangers — Chroma Squad review

Chroma Squad evokes a lot of the same responses that many children of the 90s have to Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers. The clear inspiration for the game, Power Rangers was a Saturday morning cheese-fest that didn’t create overly complex plot lines or inspire discussion over controversial topics. There was

by Eric Van Allen
Reviews   -   May 27, 2015 Platforming is alive — Schrödinger’s Cat and the Raiders of the Lost Quark review
Platforming is alive — Schrödinger’s Cat and the Raiders of the Lost Quark review

If you put a modern platformer in a box, and you couldn’t see the mechanics and gameplay of that platformer, would the genre be dead or alive?  Though the question of Schrödinger’s Side-Scroller remains unanswered, the purple kitty who draws his namesake from Schrödinger’s other, more famous

by Patrick Rost
Reviews   -   May 27, 2015 A week in her service- Destiny: House of Wolves Review
A week in her service- Destiny: House of Wolves Review

This past Tuesday the much anticipated second expansion to Activision’s Destiny finally launched, bringing with it a large assortment of additions and changes to the original title and even its DLC predecessor, the Dark Below. This includes dozens (potentially countless)new items, crafting systems, a new social/bartering space,

by Lucious Barnes
Reviews   -   May 27, 2015 Ink-redible — Splatoon review
Ink-redible — Splatoon review

Nintendo has never really been known for their online efforts. Usually associated with family-friendly offline affairs, Nintendo has always seemed to be hesitant to embrace the internet battlefield. Sure, recent games like Mario Kart 8 and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U have featured strong online capabilities, but for the

by Matt Welsh
Features   -   May 26, 2015 We’re not waiting for the end of the year – here are Gaming Trend’s Games of the Quarter picks
We’re not waiting for the end of the year – here are Gaming Trend’s Games of the Quarter picks

Not content to wait until the end of the year, we decided to make a list of our favorite games as of the first quarter of the year which covers the beginning of January through the end of March. While there have been a decent number of big-budget games vying

by Sean Lama
Contests   -   May 26, 2015 Win a Closed Beta key for Dirty Bomb from Gaming Trend!
Win a Closed Beta key for Dirty Bomb from Gaming Trend!

The folks at Splash Damage know how to make an awesome multiplayer game.  The Wolfenstein series, Batman: Arkham Origins, Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, Brink, and more are all born from the minds and talent at that company.  Well, their newest offerings come in the form of a squad-based shooter.  Here’

by Ron Burke
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