Harmonix has published a blog post detailing how importing songs into Rock Band 4 from the previous Rock Band game works. As a side note, Rock Band 3 will be removed from the Xbox Live Marketplace on October 30, but…
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Horizon Zero Dawn is going to be more than just a game
Horizon Hero Dawn came as a surprise to many after it was unveiled earlier this year at E3. Starring a female hero, the game seems to feature a clashing theme of low and high-tech equipment and enemies. Guerilla Games is…
Mortal Kombat X Review
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Life is Strange: Out of Time Review
By my choice, this review does spoil Life is Strange: Out of Time’s final scene. It is relevant to the game, the story and to all incoming players as far as I’m concerned, but feel free to ignore this review…
Axiom Verge Review
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Evolve Review
You’ve been tailing this monster for a solid 15 minutes, yet it always seems to be two steps ahead of you. Either it’s flying away just when you try and trap it in your arena or sneak attacking a party…
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Dying Light Review
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Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor Review
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Secret Ponchos Hands-On Preview
Secret Ponchos has such an interesting look all its own that, to me, is very reminiscent of Jamie Hewlett’s work on Tank Girl and The Gorillaz. This immediately drew me in to what is probably the oddest genre bender I’ve…
inFamous: Second Son Review
Enjoy your power.The tagline for inFamous: Second Son has been “enjoy your powers.” It’s on the box, it’s in the commercials and I’m happy to say that it’s a tagline that is very easy to follow. inFamous is an incredibly…