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Uncharted 4 action-packed gameplay trailer released
Fresh from The Game Awards 2015, a brand new trailer for Uncharted 4: A Thief's End makes itself known. Watch the action-packed, 2-minute video introducing us for the first time to a new characte,r as well as the fact Nathan Drake is now apparently married and doesn't hit girls.
There are also the mandatory explosions, shooting, jumping and cinematic action...
Need for Speed review: Drive your way
The latest installment in the Need For Speed franchise, simply called Need For Speed, is somewhat of a reboot of the series. It tries very hard to go back to the time of "before", when NFS was a fun arcade racer with just enough realism to satisfy more serious racing fans, but easy enough to get into that you...
Fallout 4 review: The Boston Special
Somewhere well past the first 50 hours of playing Fallout 4, I felt it was time to sit on an abandoned bench in one of Boston's rubble-strewn streets and contemplate life. My character, a dapper young man who goes by the name Barney, obediently sat down as I looked up and down the streets and gazed at the sky....
AOC U2477PWQ shows us that size does matter
It hasn't even been a month since AOC and Philips showed us their upcoming displays for all uses, and now another display has just been announced.
Although a latecomer to the party, the U2477PWQ bolsters some impressive stats: 4K resolution, HDMI 2.0 connectivity (along with DisplayPort and MHL) and a 100% sRGB fidelity in color reproduction. It can also be...
Hard West review: The Good, the Bad and the Diabolic
After GamesCom 2015, Hard West was a game I was really looking forward to. It ticked all the right boxes for me: A little-explored setting in the wild west, turn-based strategy, squad management, high-risk high-reward action and a good opportunity to make my own impression on the world via a choice-driven story. Of course, it doesn't hurt that there...
Assassin’s Creed Syndicate review: Stuck in the past
Syndicate is the latest installment in the Assassin's Creed franchise - Set in London of 1868, we're introduced to the Frye twins Evie and Jacob as they fight to free London from under the Templars' yoke. Like in all other Assassin's Creed titles, the game is loaded with historical characters and references, as well as the usual mix of...
Overwatch Beta impressions: Watch out for this one
Since Blizzard has opened the Overwatch beta, I have spent quite a few hours playing it among my (many) other games. Of course, part of the playtime was because I wanted to get as much experience with the game as possible before getting to writing about it. The other, much larger, part was because I found myself having fun.
To...
Anno 2205 review: Squeezing every drop
In the Anno 2205 preview, I had a small view of a juice-powered empire: Juice extends life. Juice expands consciousness. Juice is vital to space travel. I had great fun with fruit and now, in the full version of the game, I can honestly say that he who controls the juice, controls the universe - or at the very...
AOC and Philips 2016 display lineup: It’s Quantum time
As the year draws to a close, it's time to take a look at what's coming in 2016. This time it's all about hardware - displays, to be specific, as AOC and Philips revealed to us their upcoming lineup. Amidst talk of technology, form factor and target audiences there were a few things coming in just a few short...
The Witcher 3: Hearts of Stone review: The Novigradian Job
Hearts of Stone is the first of two planned expansions for the Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. At around 10 hours worth of content, it's a hefty chunk of gameplay with all of the Witcher's staple elements we've come to know and love. Expect intrigue, scheming, monster-slaying, multiple story-affecting decisions and of course romance with the redhead du jour. It...