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Friday, May 20, 2016
The division update 1.2
The second free update for the division goes live may 24th and I'm sure if u are a gamer like myself u have either played the division or are in a dedicated group that completes the daily and weekly challenges. With the new incursion titled clear skies the team at ubisoft us bringing a few new changes to the pve and darkzone portions of the game. One that slot of people are excited for are the 4 new gear sets being introduced as well as high and division Tech drops occurring more frequently unless your are in the new darkzone bracket for 201 + gear scores which the it's all good d Tech drops and all items with a gear score of 214 and 240. There are other small improvements coming to the dz like a stash in every checkpoint so there's no running back to the base of operations or a safe house to clear out extracted item's. The dakzone is not the only portion receiving love the pve portion of the game is getting a few new activities such as high value targets both daily and weekly targets. To hunt these targets you must complete search and destroy mission's to acquire Intel points then after gaining enough for your desired target you may proceed to take down the target to get some high end loot. These are not all the changes coming there are some I didn't elaborate on. But with this new content and the first dlc right around the corner are you gonna continue your division grind or is it enough to make you pick the game back up?
Sunday, May 15, 2016
Uc4
Check out @MotorMouthGames's Tweet: https://twitter.com/MotorMouthGames/status/731876955579154433?s=09
Saturday, May 14, 2016
Bullseystorm was innovative hopefully this one Will be as well
Bulletstorm developer has a triple-A shooter and smaller title in the works http://www.vg247.com/2016/05/14/bulletstorm-developer-has-a-triple-a-shooter-and-smaller-title-in-the-works/
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Wednesday, May 11, 2016
Demon slayer
Check out @gameinformer's Tweet: https://twitter.com/gameinformer/status/730480587434168320?s=09
Fortune hunter
The new uncharted has finally hit store shelves as of yesterday and I can say I am very impressed the game is fantastic. From the exceptional single-player experience(which I must say is one of the best looking games this generation) to the fast paced in your face multi-player that is a step away from the normal repetitiveness of other titles. There is a few downfalls though I personally have been getting killed slot in both single-player and multi-player because the roll/cover button are both mapped to circle which is a little frustrating at times. And the last couple matches I've been running into the black screen which is also effecting other players. And lastly the matchmaking could use a improvement I say this because I'll be in a good lobby play a few matches then once it finishes the game has a habit of throwing you into a totally different lobby sometimes in a half done match even though the lobby I was just in was full. These are just minor bug's that I'm sure will be fixed in the coming weeks but straight out of the gate uc4 is an achievement of greatness and I recommend everyone to become a fortune hunter this week!!!!!!
Tuesday, May 10, 2016
The Fps war
The new battlefield setting of world war 1 has really peaked my interest I was always into battlefield games I like the realism if u will. In this day and age the only real competition to dice's battlefield is the futuristic call of duty titles which in my opinion have gone a little to far into the future and seem more focused on the younger generation of gamers. So even though battlefield hardline struggled a bit I think the award will be in the corner of dice in this year's battle for fps.
Sunday, May 8, 2016
Definitely picking up uncharted 4 Tuesday who's in?
New games releasing this week: May 9 - May 15
http://www.vg247.com/2016/05/08/new-game-release-dates-this-week/
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Wednesday, May 4, 2016
Sunday, May 1, 2016
With the new vr equipment on the market that being the htc vive and oculus rift i think the future of vr games are bright! with the new ps4 vr on the horizon for november at a very affordable 399.99 price tag (move controlllers excluded) i think that soon everyone will be in their own virtual playground.
Saturday, April 30, 2016
Sunday, April 24, 2016
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Saturday, April 23, 2016
Wednesday, April 20, 2016
CHANNELING PAYNE AND WAKE FOR QUANTUM BREAK
Quantum Break is an innovative hybrid TV show/game from Remedy Entertainment and Microsoft Studios. Remedy is responsible for such hits asMax Payne and Alan Wake and they’ve brought a lot of what’s good about those games to Quantum Break.
The cast is amazing. Shawn Ashmore is the protagonist Jack Joyce. Dominic Monaghan is his genius brother Will. Aiden Gillen is Jack’s former best friend turned nemesis Paul Serene. Lance Reddick is Martin Hatch, head of Monarch Corporation and Paul’s right hand man. Courtney Hope is Beth, formerly of Monarch, now Jack’s ally. The graphics are amazing. The actors’ performances are excellent both in game and in the TV episodes that define each chapter of the game. As for the television segments, they’re good and feel very much like some of the independent programming you might find on Netflix, Amazon or Hulu.
The playable parts of the game are classic third person shooter stuff. This is a Remedy Entertainment game, so Jack’s time powers feel a lot like Max Payne’s bullet time, but there is some new stuff too, like a time shield that protects him for a few seconds and the ability to shoot across the room for short bursts. There is a detect-life kind of option that is time vision so you can see where the bad guys are and where the goodies you need to collect are.
This is all good stuff, but it’s not really new. In fact, some of the controls are kind of clunky and it does take some effort to use the time elements. Although, there isn’t really anything new in them, you have to use them all in conjunction with each other to beat the levels. You can’t ignore them. It’s not like you can go all stealth without them or just blast your way through levels. The time powers are critical to game play, and in that sense, they are innovative in that it’s a set of skills you must develop and a different way of thinking about completing a level. As you move through the game you can find stashes of chronons (time particles) that allow you to improve Jack’s powers.
The soundtrack is excellent and really moves you through the story. It’s cinematic in much the same way that the game is. Unfortunately, the game is a little too cinematic and the TV episodes within it take up more time and more story that they should.
The actual game play in Quantum Break is pretty short, between six and eight hours depending on how adept you are picking up new game skills. While I understand that the story behind Quantum Break is complex, it’s almost like the developers didn’t trust the players to pick up everything and read everything, and so they made the TV episodes to spoon feed it to them. I didn’t care for that.
Perhaps because I’m one of those people who pick up everything and read it, or perhaps because I read the excellent tie-in book, Quantum Break: Zero State that goes with the game, I felt like the TV episodes were too long in the middle of the game I was playing. They were like cut scenes from hell. No matter how good the acting and production is, when I’m playing a game, I’m not in the mood to watch TV. I just watch TV when I’m in that mood.
Which brings me to the biggest flaw in Quantum Break. Television and video games are not the same. Television is about disengaging your brain and passively enjoying a story. Video games are about fully engaging your brain to work your way through a story. Being fully engaged and then disengaged and then engaged again, didn’t really work for me. Also, as I was watching the TV segments, I began to resent that I couldn’t play parts of them. Why, for example, could I not drive the car to get Liam to safety in the first segment? I’m playing a video game; I want to drive the car!
Ultimately, I gave Quantum Break four out of five GiN gems because the production was excellent, the decisions you make during the game do effect outcome, although there aren’t that many of those decisions, but they do offer some replay value, which is good, because as I said before, it’s a pretty short game for $60. It also has Lance Reddick in it, and Lance Reddick is worth one GiN gem all by himself. Not to mention, I think Remedy Entertainment deserves credit for trying to do something different with games, even if that difference didn’t really appeal to me personally.
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