Call of Duty has been around for twelve years, it’s gone through three generations of consoles, a recession and many different studios. Lucas explores how the franchise has changed over the years, specifically, how it’s become the very game its inherit design was built to avoid.
After angering the internet with its treatment of Ace of Spades, Jagex try to redeem themselves with a brand new team-based block building multiplayer experience. So is luck upon them a second time or does the their effort fall down like a house of poorly constructed bricks?
On a recent visit to Visceral Games in San Francisco we sat down with designer Ben Gaciu and questioned him on all things Hardline. From its multiplayer modes to mod support and entering the e-sports circuit we covered it all.
We jump into the full retail version Resident Evil Revelations 2 which includes all four core episodes, two “spin-off” episodes, Raid Mode content (including a bonus mode), two extra Raid Mode characters, and four alternate character costumes.
Battlefield Hardline features a new variety of gameplay that breaks away from the traditional Battlefield game modes. Do the changes pay off or is this more of the same old with merely a fresh coat of paint?
We recently made the trek out to California to check out Battlefield Hardline’s multiplayer modes. Some of them made a lasting impression while others, not so much. Check out this list where we count them down from worst to best.
Titles that are considered AAA money makers in the console market can quickly disappear off the top games list over on PC. How can games that make millions on an Xbox One and PS4 conversely make pennies in comparison on the PC?
Once an industry leader in new and entertaining experiences Ubisoft has felt the wrath of the gaming community lately after releasing some less than stellar games. Unfinished and glitchy games have come under fire but we dig a little deeper into what’s going wrong at the big publisher.
Sometimes it’s brought on by advertising and sometimes it’s brought on by gamers excited about the game themselves but there’s no denying that hype is a massive marketing tool. Do you buy into it? Have you ever been disappointed by an over-hyped product?
There’s no denying that Halo 2 set the bar for multiplayer FPS on a console when it was released. Since then it’s formula has been mimicked and tinkered with by almost every other console FPS on the market. You have to give respect where it’s due and the multiplayer that started it all still stands tall.
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