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Pokémon Go: The Beginning of Augmented Reality?
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Pokémon Go: The Beginning of Augmented Reality?

Collecting cards was once considered cool, yet today it’s the smartphones that help to dictate what trends are in and which aren’t. This couldn’t be further from the truth when it comes to the latest development, Pokémon Go. Greeted with thrill, excitement and controversy, the app is helping to define the very basics within the realm of augmented

Jessica Thompson · July 31, 2016 · 3 Mins Read

Retro Review: Super Mario World
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Retro Review: Super Mario World

During the Sega-versus-Nintendo console wars of the late 1980s and early 1990s, I was a Sega kid through and through, owning a Master System, a Mega Drive and a Mega-CD. I’ve always appreciated great videogames whatever their system, however, and when the Super Nintendo Entertainment System rolled around, that console featured some exclusive games which

Alex De-Gruchy · July 29, 2016 · 6 Mins Read

Reasons Why 4K Gaming Will Soon Be Mainstream
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Reasons Why 4K Gaming Will Soon Be Mainstream

Unless you’ve been living underneath a very large, and heavy rock for the past year, you have probably heard of the 4K Ultra High-Definition TV. You have most likely stood speechless and drooling before a towering 4K UHD TV at your local electronics store; and you have probably watched with excitement as the Ultra HD TV

Jessica Thompson · July 15, 2016 · 3 Mins Read

Swim and Feast in Piranh.io
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Swim and Feast in Piranh.io

Piranhas aren’t the friendliest creatures in the ocean. Piranh.io, a fresh and bloody .io game, puts players in control of the deadly fish. Amidst a steady stream of ongoing development, the current version of Piranh.io is very entertaining. Let’s dive into the water and see why being a killer fish is so fun. The graphics

Jessica Thompson · July 12, 2016 · 3 Mins Read

Super Soccer Noggins: Funny Arcade Fun on the Field
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Super Soccer Noggins: Funny Arcade Fun on the Field

Soccer simulations and ultrarealistic sports games get better every year. The top-selling FIFA series relies on current-gen consoles and high-powered PCs to deliver modern graphics. If it doesn’t look realistic, what’s the point? Well, “real” isn’t always best. Super Soccer Noggins, a one-on-one arcade game, takes the world’s most beloved sport in a new direction—and

Jessica Thompson · July 2, 2016 · 3 Mins Read

3 Great PS4 Arcade Sticks That Make Fighting Games Amazing
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3 Great PS4 Arcade Sticks That Make Fighting Games Amazing

While it has to be said that the Dualshock controller has done a lot to be perfected over the past few years, there’s just some games that work better with a specialist controller. Among these games are fighters, which can often be hugely affected by the type of controller you decide on. Many argue that

Jessica Thompson · June 16, 2016 · 4 Mins Read

Reasons Why Sony Won This Year’s E3 Event
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Reasons Why Sony Won This Year’s E3 Event

The very word win implies a battle, yet that’s what E3 is often about. The three elite console manufactures were out to impress like never before, and what a war it wasn’t. Simply put, Sony didn’t just make an appearance, but rather, they showed a force which couldn’t be matched by either of the two competitors. Sony were

Jay Allsopp · June 15, 2016 · 3 Mins Read

Soccer in the Home Arcade
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Soccer in the Home Arcade

When I think of soccer video games, I can’t help but picture the glorious FIFA series. I remember the very first game released—FIFA International Soccer—available on Sega Genesis, Sega CD, SNES, and other consoles in 1993. Every year since then, brand-new FIFA titles have sold extremely well. Practically every new version of the game features

Jessica Thompson · June 3, 2016 · 3 Mins Read

Steven Universe in the Free World
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Steven Universe in the Free World

Not all great games cost $59.99. After all, there are plenty of mobile and computer games that sell for just a few bucks. Gaming portal Poki offers titles in just about every category. Today, we’re taking a look at the best games based on Cartoon Network’s Steven Universe. Whether or not you’re a fan of

Jessica Thompson · May 30, 2016 · 2 Mins Read

E3 2016: The Battle Between Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo
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E3 2016: The Battle Between Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo

It’s the gaming event that the majority of gamers have in their smartphone calendar. Excitement, disappointments and shocks are three ingredients that help to define the event. Rumours can turn into reality and shocks can deliver an electrifying release of joy. But what should we be expecting from this year’s E3 event? Let’s take a

Jessica Thompson · May 28, 2016 · 4 Mins Read

Dark Souls 3 Review
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Dark Souls 3 Review

Known for violent, exciting combat and dark, intense settings, the Dark Souls series out of FromSoftware delivers yet another masterpiece in “Dark Souls 3.” “Dark Souls 3” is the spiritual successor to “Bloodborne” and the actual sequel to “Dark Souls 2.” Check out our review of this challenging game. The Beginning There’s a quick tutorial

Jessica Thompson · May 1, 2016 · 3 Mins Read

Biggest Indie Games We’re Excited For This Year
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Biggest Indie Games We’re Excited For This Year

As much as we love getting the games with the best graphics in the world, sometimes it’s fun to find the ones that look as though they popped up in the 90’s. Although we like to explore massive maps and battle with incredibly intelligent AI, we still love a great platformer. Particularly if the basic

Jessica Thompson · April 27, 2016 · 2 Mins Read