The team at Crytek seems to have a thing for Microsoft’s consoles as of late. Today the developer launched Warface Xbox 360 Edition, an action shooter that’s in line with their FPS heritage. Six months ago, the company launched the Xbox One-exclusive Ryse: Son of Rome (shown above) as a first-party title from Microsoft. Ryse […]
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If you haven’t had a chance to nab it, the latest round of Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare DLC is not only free but a ton of fun. Called Zomboss Down, the new DLC pack features the new Cactus Canyon Gardens and Graveyards Map, eight new playable characters, more than 200 customization items and new
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With Titanfall (shown above) ruling the March game-sales charts, robots and ‘mechs are once again in vogue. PS4 and PS Vita owners will soon be able to get their hands on their own exclusive ‘mech-themed game, as Spark Plug Games has revealed a new game called Mechrunner will release for the systems this summer. Mechrunner
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Millions of streaming TV and movie buffs groaned this week when the Netflix price increase was announced. The logic is sound: increase prices $1 to $2 per month to help underwrite the creation of new exclusive content. Hey, who doesn’t want the next House of Cards? But while millions of Netflix users bemoaned the price
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Sony’s six-month march to the top of the next-gen world continues. After six months on the market, the company has announced that PS4 sales have topped the 7 million mark worldwide. Compared to Microsoft’s Xbox One sales of 5 million, that’s a 40% lead — and maybe even higher. There are several reasons for PS4
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Microsoft finally broke its silence regarding Xbox One sales results, with the news being an “eye of the beholder” kind of thing. By the end of March Xbox One sales hit the 5 million mark worldwide, according to Microsoft. That’s a significant jump since Microsoft’s previous report of 3 million consoles sold. However, that previous
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The development team behind one of my favorite Xbox One games, Max: The Curse of Brotherhood, is at it again. Fresh off a great console debut, the company’s now working on Project Totem, a co-op puzzle platformer that will release exclusively on Xbox One. Project Totem is a playful platforming game in which cooperative players
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After weeks of speculation and, frankly, months of hope among PS4 owners, The Last of Us PS4 port has been confirmed. Sony announced The Last of Us PS4 port is not only in development, but will see a release date later this summer. That means it’s farther along than even the most ardent of fanboys
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Normally “FPS” in gaming parlance stands for “first-person shooter.” An indie game slated to release later this year hopes to change that perception, as a Soda Drinker Pro Xbox One version is coming via the ID@Xbox program. Soda Drinker Pro is one of the oddest ideas we’ve heard in some time for a game. Sure,
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The rail-shooter game genre, which came to fame in the arcades, will soon find a home on the next-gen consoles as well. Focus Home Interactive has announced it’s working on a new PS4 rail shooter and Xbox One rail shooter based on the Blue Estate comics. The Blue Estate game is billed as a “darkly
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