Month: September 2020

You know what video games do not have enough of nowadays? Crafting. Of course, I am being incredibly sarcastic. Crafting is, in professional terms, freaking everywhere. Even Apex Legends, a first-person shooter/battle-royale just added a crafting mechanic. I am not, and never have been, huge on crafting. I often find that it leads to long
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[Editor’s Note: This review and score cover only the single-player campaign of Iron Harvest; we’ll follow up soon with a dedicated review of the multiplayer component.] The choking smoke of diesel engines, gunfire plinking off of metal, explosions throwing soldiers to and fro. Through it all, the stomping of a mech’s piston-powered feet. That’s the
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Today another big next-gen hardware question was answered regarding accessory compatibility. High-end cans manufacturer Astro announced the full PS5 and Xbox Series X compatibility listings for its gaming headsets. Good news, everyone: all Astro headsets are “Future Proof, featuring full compatibility with Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5,” albeit with one small $40.00 caveat. For full
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Windbound’s opening moments. In this seafaring adventure you must harvest materials and craft tools to keep main character Kara alive as she navigates through a series of procedurally generated archipelagos in her search for the other surviving members of her tribe. Unfortunately, the combination of exhausting survival mechanics and a paper-thin plot meant that neither
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The Tokyo Game Show 2020 Online live stream schedule has been announced today and this year it is team Xbox who are kicking off proceedings. As the name suggests this year’s TGS event will be a digital event due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. According to the published schedule Nintendo won’t be present at the digital
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