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What We Should Expect From Ubisoft's 'Star Wars' Game
Great news to the Star Wars gaming community! Ubisoft announced recently that they will be releasing an open world Star Wars game. Fans all over the world are going wild as they make speculations on what this mysterious game could be about, and what might be in it. Lots of fans would love to have a fully explorable game, similar to Grand Theft Auto V or Red Dead Redemption II.
By Culture Slate5 years ago in Gamers
'Dragon Ball Legends': Kid Buu is a Monster!
Greetings, 'Dragon Ball Legends' fans. Welcome to 'M.A.R. Entertainment!' Prepare to meet your doom. Enter. The most deadliest villain ever created, here is.......
By Michael Reynoso5 years ago in Gamers
Solitaire! Review: Playing Skill-Based Cash Games
Solitaire has been around for a very long time. In fact, the origin can be traced back to the 1700s where it was originally called Patience. The game started out in Europe and then made its way to the US where eventually it earned the name Solitaire. Solitaire was one of the first games to be made and offered on the original Windows operating system and has evolved and spawned multiple variations since then.
By CJ Miller5 years ago in Gamers
Should I Play Skillz or Pocket7Games?
As an avid gamer I’m always looking for new and exciting games to play. Since I had such a positive experience with Pocket7Games skill-based cash games, I figured I’d try out their competitor Skillz. I figured they were probably pretty much the same so why not just check it out.
By CJ Miller5 years ago in Gamers
Bubble Shot Review: Playing Skill-Based Cash Games
If you’re a fan of arcade games then you will definitely enjoy Pocket7Games’ Bubble Shot game. It’s similar to other popular mobile apps but has the unique feature of being able to be played for real money. The Pocket7Games app has an assortment of fun and exciting games that add a competitive feel and up the ante by allowing you to play the games for money.
By CJ Miller5 years ago in Gamers
What I Want from Zelda's 35th Anniversary
Just a couple of days ago, the gaming community received a shock when a Nintendo Direct was announced with promises of news about Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, along with other games that Nintendo had planned for the first half of 2021. I think it goes without saying that a lot of people expected news about The Legend of Zelda as well, by virtue of 2021 being the 35th anniversary of the legendary franchise. The first game of the series released on February 21st, all the way back in 1986, and it hasn't looked back since, going on to become one of the most successful video game franchises in history with many of its entries being contenders for the coveted title 'the greatest game ever made.'
By Arvind Pennathur5 years ago in Gamers
Little Black Book
I was walking home from work one evening; I came across something that looked like someone had lost their wallet. It didn't take me long to realize later that it was a little black book. I seriously wanted to return the little black book back to the owner, but I had no successful luck for weeks.
By Theresa Evans5 years ago in Gamers
Breath of the Wild: Sequel of Sequels
It's been nearly four years since the gaming community was finally able to experience one of the most highly anticipated releases in game history. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild brought a breath of fresh air to the iconic franchise by giving players the freedom of open world exploration and abandoning the strictly linear experience that plagued the many entries that preceded it. It was a welcome change from the small contained world of Skyward Sword with an overworld profoundly larger than any other and the ability to go anywhere the player wished once the first area was completed.
By Vince Coliam5 years ago in Gamers
Top 10 Best Non Violent Video Games of 2021
The games we have shared in this article are completely violence-free. There are dozens of benefits of playing non-violence games, such as they are soothing to your mind, encourage good emotions like love, kindness, meekness, and patience. On the other hand, if you play violent games, they will naturally affect your real-life behavior in a bad way.
By Emily Wood5 years ago in Gamers
Descenders: Extreme Procedural Freeriding
Descenders procedural course design makes it impossible to replicate any success had on previous runs. A fast paced, extreme mountain biking game Descenders takes you across 4 landscapes for the career campaign but no matter how well you do on any particular run it will never look the same twice.
By Reel Vibes5 years ago in Gamers
Wizard101: What We Hope For
If you are a veteran (like myself), newbie, or planning on coming back to Wizard101 than we have some interesting things to look forward to with this old MMORPG (Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game). Recently, if you've been keeping up with wiz news then you would know Kingsisle, who has been the sole owner of Wizards and sister game Pirate101 has been bought out by a company named MGI (Media and Games Invest). While there isn't much information released about what exactly they are going to do to the game here are three things I feel we would all like to see implemented. The first thing I feel we all want to see is making the game free to all players.
By D. Lowe5 years ago in Gamers
The PS5's Controller Design
Sony's PlayStation consoles have been in some of our lives since 1995, at least in the U.S. With its rich history of exclusive games, to the sleek design of the consoles, and most memorable moments in gaming, this review will be on the latest PS5 controller design. This is a critique of the design only, not how it functions as a controller.
By William Jenkins5 years ago in Gamers