Month: January 2020

February’s loaded with not two, not three, but potentially up to five free PS Plus games! Bioshock: The Collection contains three legendary first-person adventures, The Sims 4 gives you creative control over reality itself, Firewall Zero Hour offers engaging, online multiplayer* for PS VR owners**. More on February’s free games: Bioshock: The Collection Play Video
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Kentucky Route Zero reviewed on Nintendo Switch by Tom Marks. January 29th brings the launch of Kentucky Route Zero’s fifth and final act on PC, as well as the entire story to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch for the first time through the Kentucky Route Zero: TV Edition. This review is taking a
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Nintendo has announced details for Pokémon Home, including pricing and features for its two plans: Basic and Premium. Pokémon Home (via Switch and mobile versions) lets you store your Pokémon in the cloud so you can transfer them between compatible games*, trade them, and more. Pokémon Home is coming some time in February. The free Basic version of Pokémon Home
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In February on Xbox One, race across a legendary mountain course in TT Isle of Man and then dive deep into the depths of Lovecraftian horror in Call of Cthulhu. On Xbox 360, and Xbox One via Backward Compatibility, enjoy a fresh spin on a beloved franchise in Fable Heroes then play an all-time classic
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Today, The Pokémon Company International and Nintendo announced more details for the new cloud service app Pokémon HOME. The app enables Trainers to continue their Pokémon adventures beyond a single game system and manage their collection of Pokémon across many of their games. Pokémon HOME will launch in February 2020 for iPhone, iPad, and Android devices
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Journey to the Savage Planet’s creative director last worked on Far Cry 4. The two games are made broadly out of the same pieces: a lush explorable map, some light looting and crafting, and a satirical story as the backbone to hold it all up. But where the Far Cry series has increasingly revolved around
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By Emily Gera, Monday, 27 January 2020 22:27 GMT Eight Atari-branded gaming hotels will be built across the United States later this year. The veteran gaming company today announced a partnership with strategy group GSD Group to build Atari Hotels – gaming hotels that will include VR and AR experiences, with select locations including gaming
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Deep Silver and 4A Games aren’t done telling horror stories in the wasteland. On February 11, you can download a new story expansion for Metro Exodus called Sam’s Story that follows a Spartan Ranger named Sam who just wants to get home to the United States. His journey takes him through the treacherous streets and
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Patient members of the Patapon tribe, your rhythmic calls and chants have been answered! I’m proud to announce that Patapon 2 Remastered officially launches for PlayStation 4 on January 30 at PlayStation Store! Please focus your oversized eye on our new trailer above. For those unfamiliar with the franchise, Patapon is an innovative, rhythm-based 2D
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The phrase “they don’t make them like they used to” has been uttered many times over the years. They don’t quite make movies the way they used to. Broadway shows just aren’t what they once were. Today’s music is nothing like the music from the good old days. And now, as we reach a point
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