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'Saw' - Want To Play A... Couple Of Games?
Hi, and welcome back to Second Chances where I drag the maligned and forgotten off the torture racks. Those who have been following my work here for the past five years know that I love horror, both games and movies. Followers also know that I can give even games based on movies the benefit of the doubt. That's what I did when I gave a try to the two games based on the Saw franchise, and I was pleasantly surprised. They may not be up to the level of Chronicles of Riddick: Escape From Butcher Bay or Alien Trilogy, but they're certainly better than most licensed garbage.
By Adam Wallace4 years ago in Gamers
How To Build The Mandalorian in The Pathfinder RPG
A lone gunman who takes the hardest jobs, and who always delivers. A dedicated protector who will stop at nothing to ensure the safety of a foundling. A man with a code in a galaxy in turmoil where everything is up for sale to the highest bidder. Bounty hunting is a complicated profession.
By Neal Litherland4 years ago in Gamers
Kena: Bridge of Spirits Review
Ever wanted to play a Disney movie, I mean not Kingdom Hearts and not an actual Disney film per say. But a game that exudes the charm of a Disney modern film but also contains some darker undertones like some of the forgotten classics. Sort of a Reya and the Last Dragon meets the Black Cauldron. Kena may just be right up your alley, it turned out to be right up mine. Kena is the first game made by the Ember Lab, a company that till now has only really animated for commercials. My personal introduction to the company was through watching their fan film a Terrible Fate, which centers around the origins of the circumstances of Termina when Link encounters it in the game Majora's Mask. In fact some of Majora DNA comes through in the design of this game, but perhaps I am getting ahead of myself.
By Gray Beard Nerd4 years ago in Gamers
Horizon Zero Dawn Review
Five years ago an open world action RPG was set loose on the world that forever changed the gaming landscape. The rich environments it displayed, the diverse combat systems, the engaging lore and world sucked players in the world since has been clamoring for a sequel. That game was, Breath of the Wild. I jest of course because while many of the above is true 2017 will go down in history as a stellar year for games in general.
By Gray Beard Nerd4 years ago in Gamers
Tekken History: The Making of Tekken
Game Development Begins Within weeks of returning to the states, I received an obscure videotape of 3D modeling tests. Rotating blocky bodies and heads, along with 2D backgrounds. I was encouraged because at least it had an inkling of being a fighting game. This was the dawn of Tekken.Here are some photos from an experimental motion capture process. I’m not sure for which version of Tekken these were taken, but it’s a safe bet they are not later than Tekken 3.
By asli han4 years ago in Gamers
The Chosen One(s)
A New Trilogy Begins! No longer should gamers be content with just one chosen one, nay, in this fourth installation of the Dragon Quest series they bring you nine playable characters split up into different chapters to sink your teeth... or um, thumbs into.
By John Eva4 years ago in Gamers
Steam Deck Verified Games appeared alongside a photo of God Of War running on the console
The Steam Deck for Valve has now been announced as close to being launched as of late. The SteamDB update is expected to start supplying units next week. This list will not be definitive, but as far as we know most games should work on the Steam Deck. However, the confirmation should get better; it will obviously expand this list when it comes out locally. Steam Deck verification games have begun appearing.
By Gopal Maity4 years ago in Gamers
Xbox One may be getting a free game every month thanks to Microsoft's $5.9 billion purchase of Activision
Microsoft has recently revealed plans to purchase one of the world's top game companies, Activision Blizzard. This is unprecedented. Microsoft will gain veteran game builders and leaders in media including King, Bungie, and the makers of Call of Duty, for $5.9 billion dollars - $4.6 billion in cash plus additional $970 million in stock under the assumption that both companies share value around 75%. Just days after the acquisition was announced, Microsoft then christened Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick
By Akashdeep Mitra4 years ago in Gamers
How To Win The Lottery and Make money on Scratch Cards
This is a vague experiment on clickbait , Search Engine Optimisation (acronymed to SEO) stolen from my Seven Days In blog (It’s my most read story with almost two thousand reads and you can read the original here.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 4 years ago in Gamers
Things to consider while choosing White Label Fantasy Sports Software Service
As in recent years, we have seen the immense growth of technology, Fantasy Sports App developer services are also adopting new technologies to build advanced and user-friendly applications. It is easy to think of launching a Fantasy Sports Application, but here the real problem is to find out the most appropriate Fantasy App Development service provider. As the market is loaded with all small and big fantasy developers, finding an expert is quite a challenge.
By Smriti chaurasia4 years ago in Gamers
Why CPS Test | Clicks Speed Test
The Click Speed Test at cpstest.io is an excellent way to determine your Clicks Per Second (CPS) Rate. It is also possible to improve your score using the tool as you improve your Click Speed.
By Click Speed Test4 years ago in Gamers
How to Play Pubg Mobile
First you have to download PUBG Mobile from Google Play Store or App Store. It's completely free to download. Second you must have a Facebook or Twitter account to login your PUBG Mobile. If you can't login PUBG Mobile with Facebook or Twitter your PUBG account may be lost when you change your old device. Prepare your phone: PUBG Mobile is a demanding game and your phone needs to be at its best. Remove anything you don't need on it, quit all those other apps you might have running in the background. Turn off battery saver, turn off data savers, turn off night mode for the best experience. You might also want to turn off auto-brightness - it might dim the game during the game so you can't see so well. Brighter = better.Prepare your network: There's not so much you can do here, but for a lag-free experience, you need a good connection to the PUBG servers. The mobile network will often have a variable speed so it's Wi-Fi all the way. Test your network speed using something like Speedtest (Apple App Store, Google Play) and avoid trying to play when someone else is streaming 4K content. Our home Wi-Fi reports 5ms, and this works great.
By Joy Ghosh4 years ago in Gamers