We had the good fortune to play through three different multiplayer maps at the Call of Duty: Ghosts Multiplayer Reveal event. For five hours, we lived, breathed and died (repeatedly) COD: Ghosts multiplayer. The maps Activision had on display spanned different sizes and design elements. Of the three maps we played, Octane was the smallest […]
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Microsoft has pulled yet another “Xbox One-80” it seems, confirming that the Xbox One no longer requires Kinect. The Kinect sensor, which will still be included in every Xbox One retail box, can be turned off completely while the Xbox One is still being used. The news comes as yet another reversal of a policy
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We’re pretty excited for the Aug. 20 release of Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell Blacklist, so Ubisoft’s new Splinter Cell Blacklist 101 Trailer hasn’t exactly succeeded in calming us down at all. The new video, which Ubisoft released today, sees tech ops specialist Charlie Cole providing a thorough debriefing of Sam Fisher’s most challenging mission. In
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The Xbox One release date is still three months away, but that hasn’t kept Microsoft from releasing an official Xbox One unboxing video that shows exactly what consumers will get when they open their next-gen console for the first time. The video, hosted by Microsoft’s Larry “Major Nelson” Hryb, was posted to YouTube today. As
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In the PS4 vs Xbox One debate, which has seemingly consumed the Internet since E3, industry veteran John Carmack says the arguments are pointless because the consoles “are essentially the same.” Carmack made his argument-defusing comment during his keynote address at QuakeCon, which is going on now in Dallas. Carmack, technical director at id Software,
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The Xbox One Achievements system is getting an overhaul at the console’s launch, Microsoft announced today. Exactly how much Xbox One Achievements will get scrambled compared to the Xbox 360 system is unknown, but the brief information Microsoft shared today doesn’t sound too drastic. In fact, the Xbox One Achievements system may be an upgrade
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Warner Bros. Interactive today confirmed that a Batman Arkham Origins online multiplayer mode will be included in the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions. An online multiplayer mode will not be supported on Wii U. The Xbox 360 and PS3 versions will ship with a mode that allows players to take Batman Arkham Origins online to
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Fans of The Elder Scrolls series have been clamoring for details about the PS4 and Xbox One versions of The Elder Scrolls Online, shown at E3 in PC form only. Today, Bethesda Softworks announced that The Elder Scrolls Online gameplay will be shown live on stage at QuakeCon 2013. Although QuakeCon is traditionally a PC-focused
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Several gamers joked that GTA V was the only game that mattered at E3 2013, even though new screenshots never hit the Web and the game itself didn’t even make an appearance. For those gamers, we have some great news: Rockstar Games has released 11 new GTA V screenshots with the theme of “The Fast
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We all know what the PS4 hardware looks like (above), but the PS4 interface or GUI hasn’t been seen quite as often by the gaming community at large. Only one or two PS4 interface screenshots have been shown publicly, and those same few images have generally been reused from one event or promotional item to
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