Nintendo will take gamers in a new direction tomorrow (Oct. 25) when the company launches Wii Party U for the Wii U console. Wii Party U includes more than 80 mini-games, multiple party modes and unique gameplay that uses only the Wii U GamePad controller. Yep, it doesn’t require a TV at all to play […]
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Electronic Arts has finally announced the Titanfall release date for Xbox One. The first game from Respawn Entertainment, a ragtag crew of former Infinity Ward (read: Call of Duty) developers, Titanfall will release to store shelves on March 11, 2014. Titanfall is an exclusive to Xbox One, Microsoft’s next-gen system that ships Nov. 22, as
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Sony may be preparing to launch the PlayStation 4 one month from now, but the number of games for the next-gen console continues to drop. Sony has confirmed that DriveClub PS4 delayed by several months until “early 2014,” putting the brakes on a racing game that had already shown great promise for the company’s new
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Writing an NBA 2K14 review is a lot like writing a review of NBA basketball. That’s a good thing and a bad thing. It’s good because it shows just how far the game has come in terms of overall quality, presentation and controls. If you’re not so distracted by controlling a video game, you can
Ubisoft today confirmed its open-world game Watch Dogs delayed until spring 2014, pushing it back at least five months from its original November release date. News of the Watch Dogs delay is the most shocking info to hit the gaming news wire since Don Mattrick left Microsoft to head Zynga. Ubisoft’s fantastic-looking game was originally
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We tend to be big story buffs, so it’s with some surprise that we admit in this Rayman Legends review to enjoying the game in spite of its complete lack of a meaningful story. But you know what? It doesn’t really need it. The Rayman franchise has long been loved by families for its platformer
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Thank you, Ubisoft. Before getting into the pros and cons of Sam Fisher’s latest outing, it’s only fitting to open a Splinter Cell Blacklist review with gratitude. Sam Fisher is back, and I couldn’t be happier. Blacklist is likely the last Splinter Cell game to appear on a current-gen console, and it sends the franchise
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Speculation has run rampant that Electronic Arts is in cahoots with Microsoft, leading to EA executives actually stating that the second-largest game publisher doesn’t favor the Xbox One over the PS4 in any way. Still, today’s announcement from EA about the Need for Speed Rivals release date for both next-gen consoles is enough to make
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The PlayStation 4 is a gorgeous bit of hardware. Anyone who says otherwise is either dumb or in denial. When the system launches on Nov. 15, in fact, the PS4 hardware bound to be placed front and center on owners’ entertainment systems, because it’s just that sexy. The Xbox One, on the other hand, may
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BioShock Infinite is an outstanding game, a masterful piece of storytelling and immersion whose only fault is a surprising-twist conclusion that makes you desperate for more once the credits roll. (Read our full BioShock Infinite review.) Soon that “more” will be made available via DLC called BioShock Infinite Burial at Sea – Episode One. The
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