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Last week, we asked you venture into The Last of Us Part I and explore the rebuilt game’s photo mode using #PSshare #PSBlog. Here are this week’s highlights: Ayghan shares Joel and Tess wearing gas masks in a spore-ridden building. gamingbyframe shares a full body portrait of a Bloater against a black backdrop. josetheduuudee shares
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Gremlins’ Gizmo has finally landed in MultiVersus, just a few days later than originally advertised. The Warner Bros. licensed brawler’s also been given an update that’s meant to improve hitboxes and hurtboxes, and rebalances characters. Watch the introductory trailer for Gizmo below. He’s a mogwai, you know, not a gremlin. I was misinformed!
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Today, Electronic Arts announced a new studio, Seattle-based Ridgeline Games, tasked with developing a narrative campaign taking place in the Battlefield universe. Led by Halo co-creator Marcus Lehto and composed of industry veterans from around the world, the studio is “excited to tell stories and take players on incredible adventures that are only possible within
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Splatoon is one of the few franchises I can proudly say I’ve been with since the very beginning. In May 2015, Nintendo unleashed a brand new IP that revolutionised the third-person shooter genre. It went on to sell almost 5 million units, meaning it was purchased by over 1/3rd of the install base of the
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When you review a free-to-play game, you can often spend more time on the monetisation model than the game itself. Nothing comes completely free, after all: we need to know what has been compromised in the transition to free-to-play. Is there enough within the free stuff to make it worth playing? And should the paid
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Summary Head of Xbox Game Studios Matt Booty was a featured Storytime Speaker at this past weekend’s PAX West, hosted by What’s Good Games’ Brittney Brombacher. During the panel Matt talked about his time in the game industry, how others can get started, and sharing ideas on where games are headed. You can watch the
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Have you ever moved to a new town and, what do you know, there’s an abandoned farm ready for you to claim and revitalize all on your own? With adorable creatures to collect and eccentric townsfolk to befriend, Ooblets doesn’t follow a completely unfamiliar formula. But while the unique twists it adds to that structure
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Image: Nintendo Life *beep beep, beep beep* Snake: This is Snake. Colonel, can you hear me? Campbell: Loud and clear. What’s the situation, Snake? Snake: I’ve arrived in a sort of digital space. Hard to know exactly what’s going on, but I’m in a blank room, and the words ‘Nintendo Life’ and ‘Box Art Brawl’
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Shoot ‘em up fans have been well-served over the past two months. When it’s not Andro Dunos 2 or the Azure Striker Gunvolt series coming to Xbox, it’s the majority of the Psikyo back catalogue being re-released individually. We’ve reviewed a fair few of those personally, and we’re seeing mechs and bullets in our sleep. 
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Get ready for charismatic characters, over-the-top poses, and fantastic fights in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R! Based on the 2013 game by the same title, this JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure fighting game is ready to wow and inspire players with a massive roster of characters and modern game mechanics! [embedded content] Play As Your Favorite
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We’re fast approaching the month of September. Soon the temperatures will be cooling, leaves will be changing color, and a fantastic harvest of indie games will be filling our PS Store baskets. September’s got some heavy hitters–The Last of Us Part I, anyone?–but there’s also a bumper crop of amazing indie titles you’ll want to
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This site may earn affiliate commissions from the links on this page. Terms of use. (Photo: @evleaks on Twitter)Logitech announced several weeks ago that it was betting on the future of cloud gaming with a new handheld that supports Xbox Cloud Gaming and GeForce Now. While Logitech gave the impression the device was still in
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The latest edition of Japanese gaming magazine Weekly Famitsu is now with subscribers in the land of the rising sun and this week’s edition of the magazine contains four reviews. The highest rated game by the team at Weekly Famitsu this week is the Saints Row reboot. The four reviewers awarded the sandbox action game
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