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The PlayStation 4 Pro's Upgrades Are Truly Important for 4K Gaming
Today many of us tuned in for Sony's Playstation Meeting 2016. With anticipation's high, we all listened to the words Andrew House had to say about the vision of gaming with the future of PlayStation, whether it was content or how to access it with ease. With a console that would become more social, more interactive, and more than 40 million units sold world wide, the PlayStation 4 has been a critical hit among the gaming community. With its success also comes the need to evolve as games become more demanding to perform better. The PlayStation 4 Pro, announced today, is designed to fit with this generation of gamers who want the best graphics, best gameplay, and a high-end experience that hardcore gamers demand.
By Dustin Murphy8 years ago in Gamers
Get Ready To Squanch With You Cash: Watch The Trailer And Demo For 'Rick And Morty' VR Game
Fans of Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland's #RickandMorty may have had a surprise April Fool's Day treat with an early Season 3, but our joy was short-lived. Sadly, we now have to wait until summer for more far-off adventures, however, there is something to squanch you over until then.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Gamers
Wait? 'Metroid's' Samus Aran Is Really A Guy?!
Back in the day, Metroid was my game. I loved jumping into the power suit and taking Samus for a spin. Part of what I loved about Metroid was that it wasn't just a standard side-scroller, there was some actual thought that had to go into the game to succeed.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Gamers
Dropping The Ban-Hammer: 12 Games Banned Across The World
Video games have a way to either unify or segregate players, and apparently countries as well. We don't often run into banned games in the United States, but it seems to be more of a regular occurrence across the world.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Gamers
Is This What The Future Holds For Gaming Consoles?
If you've been around for more than 10 years, the evolution of the game console isn't anything new. We're so accustomed to it that it's just another part of life and we realize that our once prized possession of a console will inevitably become obsolete. It's a sad truth, but one that we all know too well, yet that doesn't stop us from purchasing the latest and greatest consoles. I can say that over the years I've owned quite a few of the, at the time, latest consoles and I've never been 'brand-locked' like some players. I've owned systems from Nintendo, Microsoft, Sega and Sony, I even did a flashback in my mid-teens when I found an Atari for sale from an old lady who was getting rid of "all her deatbeat son's shit", her words NOT mine.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Gamers
8 VR Games You'll Want To Play This Year
VR gaming, or Virtual Reality for those who may not be aware of the abbreviation, is on the rise and it's coming sooner than you think. Virtual Reality gaming is where a player can experience being in a three-dimensional environment and interact with that same environment throughout the game.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Gamers
Microsoft Is Making Some Big Changes
For the past two years, Lionhead Studios has been developing their latest Fable installment, Fable Legends, with an anticipated Spring release. Well, it seems as though all that development and preparation has officially been shelved. Microsoft released an official statement (read it here) that explains the changes being made to Lionhead Studios and Press Play Studios - both European studios.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Gamers
Two Tokens and a Blue
With the next DLC coming out and the controversy surrounding the EA scandal, it’s no wonder we fellow guardians are worried what Bungie are going to reveal next. If last week's stream had anything to go off, I’d want more then “two tokens and a blue engram.” I have been a light bearer since Destiny's vanilla days, joining Destiny subreddits to find other fellow gamers from around the world to conquer "The Vault of Glass," endlessly looting the “loot cave” and reading about the many different ways to “cheese” the end boss. I fell totally in love with my hunter, her invisibility, the triple jump exotic legs, and obviously Bladedancer, before it got nerfed. R.I.P.
By Claire Elliott8 years ago in Gamers
The Pentagon Thinks 'Pokémon GO' Is A Matter International Of Espionage
By now we should all be able to agree that Pokémon GO is a global experience; it's a game that has been bridging the gap between avid and casual gamers. It's brought celebrities, politicians, spies and regular people out of the woodwork and into the world to capture them all.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Gamers
Micro-transactions Are Lame
With the sweeping infamy of Battlefront II by EA in mainstream and gaming journalism, I feel that I should sit down and share my honest opinions about Micro-transactions. Now I am in no way defending the actions of EA on how their greed got the better of them with the whole Loot Box Controversy, here I will be sharing how I think Micro-transactions can mess up a game, how they can be done right, as well as my opinions as to what micro-transactions SHOULD be for.
By Fredz Dimension8 years ago in Gamers
