Telltale took us on quite a ride with their first episode of their Batman series. Having introduced a hell of a twist, where could the series go? Let’s take a look into Episode 2 – Children of Gotham. Spoilers follow if…
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We check out Titanfall 2’s Technical Test to see what’s different about this follow up to the popular multiplayer shooter from Respawn Entertainment.
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We start No Man’s Sky to see how it all begins and how it all works.
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E3 2015, to Square Enix, will undoubtedly go down as the show where the real Final Fantasy XV stood up, and the company’s decade-long AAA investment finally entered the home stretch. It will go down as the show that saw…
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2008’s Street Fighter IV was less a new fighting game than it was a transformative event for the genre’s entire landscape. Seemingly overnight, the fighting game community exploded to near early 90s proportions, and the game itself heralded in a…
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ReCore was one of many games Microsoft featured at The Nerd Machine’s Nerd HQ SDCC offsite event, and while it was rough around the edges, there’s potential for a really fun game here.
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If you’re a gamer of the 80’s, chances are you remember playing an isometric puzzle platformer. For me, it was Knight Lore, a game that perplexed me, but also rewarded my patience. Making my way through the numerous rooms of…
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Among Xbox’s major presence at Nerd HQ was the upcoming Gears of War 4, a return to the franchise that really boosted sales of chainsaw-based guns among the bro crowd (we assume).
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Hot on the heels of the highly contested Ghostbusters reboot from Paul Feig comes Activision’s latest arcade style offering to expand what is becoming an entire Ghostbusters universe. While I’d love to get into various reasons why the movie is…
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If you shattered Mighty No. 9 into a million pieces and reassembled it with only the good parts, it would be an awesome game. As it is, it isn’t worth your time.
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A puzzle game that you have to pay for? And it’s not on a phone? It’s okay, Tumblestone is good enough to pay actual money for and play on your couch, especially with friends.
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20 Jun 2016
Mirror’s Edge: Catalyst is the long awaited sequel to 2008’s well acclaimed Mirror’s Edge. The original Mirror’s Edge saw you free running around a white city with splashes of color to guide you along the linear levels and help you…
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