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'Fallout': What Now?
With the release of Fallout 76 in the future and the beta drop just on the horizon, there is a lot that needs to be said about the Fallout franchise’s past, present, and future. Going from isometric games to the fps rpg that are the latest installments, the franchise has had some flops and successes that all carry their own learning experiences that will lead to the creation of the franchise’s biggest success.
By The Toasted Hydro7 years ago in Gamers
Which Next Technology Stock Will Soar?
Summary: Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc.(TTWO) is an American video game holding company. Take-Two Interactive was founded in September 1993 by Ryant Brant in New York City. The company had their initial public offering on April 25, 1997 on the NASDAQ exchange. The company owns several gaming studios such as Rockstar Games, 2K Games, and Private Division, as well as owning a 50 percent stake in the NBA 2K eSports League. Take-Two Interactive has become a global gaming brand since the ascension of game titles like Grand Theft Auto, Red Dead Redemption, Bioshock, Borderlands, and NBA 2K.
By Dylan Baldessari7 years ago in Gamers
'Overwatch' Is Over Party
I know I said the beloved "most played" game of Overwatch was a mess about a year ago, but now it's done for. With all of the unbalanced trash in the game I really don't see how people even continue to play. Not only that, but all of the nerfs and changes to our beloved Mercy. Overwatch is cancelled. Sis is over.
By Lyvia Jack7 years ago in Gamers
The Murkoff Connection Part I
A big question that many of us faced after playing through the entire series of Outlast was “What is the connection between theses games?” In order to answer this question, I’ll have to start at the beginning with the first game, Outlast. Then I’ll explain the connection of the first game to Outlast: Whistleblower and then finish it with the last game, Outlast II. This will be a three part series so make sure to stay tuned for the next part.
By Kaelyn Dibble7 years ago in Gamers
Why 'Fortnite' Should End
Alright, before anyone gets their bloomies in a twist, I should say I have been exclusively playing this game consistently for about five months and played it a few times last December. So, that means I have seen many of the failures within this game and its community. In the following rant I will not hold back on of my discoveries or name-calling. Just kidding, I won't be name-calling.
By Lyvia Jack7 years ago in Gamers
New Hero Is a What?!
Okay, let's be honest: when Blizzard announced the newest hero that it was adding to its ranks, we all scoffed in disbelief. We ignored it because holy shit they must be running out of ideas if they're going to put a hamster in a ball and let it roll around to kill people. What's next, a fish in an aquarium with laser vision? ... Probably.
By Kai Sparks7 years ago in Gamers
The Story Behind 'Kholat'. Top Story - August 2018.
If you are anything like me, you love horror games. I personally think that they are great. The adrenaline rush that you feel, the thrills that you get and the perfectly orchestrated sounds—they are just so much fun. Also if you are anything like me, you have probably come across some mysteries while playing them. One of the biggest I have stumbled upon so far is the crazy story behind the game Kholat.
By Kaelyn Dibble7 years ago in Gamers
Becoming a Casual Gamer
I've played video games most of my life and looking back I definitely went through some stages. My earliest memory of gaming was when I was maybe five or six years old. My older brother bought an Atari. I think I was more fascinated with it because I idolized my brother and he was making the tv do things on command. I didn't understand the games he played so it was lost on me.
By Brian Anonymous7 years ago in Gamers
The Death of 'Origin On the House'
Between the unveiling of The Sims 4's Seasons expansion, Battlefield V's closed alpha and some miscellaneous announcements about Unravel 2, Electronic Arts managed not to bring my attention to the fact that they ended the only service for which I followed them. The Origin platform's “On The House” game section has been ended permanently as EA rolls out updates to the Origin Access subscription system. Ironically, it seems to me the only reason to keep Origin installed now is to have access to the games EA previously gave away.
By Caleb Sherman8 years ago in Gamers
Best Handheld Gaming Consoles of 2018
Handheld gaming consoles are quickly becoming prevalent on the scene, whether you are a child receiving your first gaming device or hold a sentimentality for how the new era of gaming is developing. These devices are a popular video game option for gamers who like to play video games on the go. These game consoles are versatile and continue to upgrade each year as game devices become more advanced. Portable games continue to be the most necessary convenience for gamers worldwide. The clamshell design has been popular over the years for handheld game systems, because players can play games in a compact way and keep their game devices safe. However, new handheld consoles are taking things to the next level with even more sleek design features. Here are some of the best handheld gaming consoles on the market today and the unique features they offer so that you can get out of your gaming chair and play around the world.
By Morgan E. Westling8 years ago in Gamers
Why 'Final Fantasy' Should Be the Next MCU
I think I speak for most of the gaming community when I express my pity for anyone who's never experienced a good game or two. Many are the times I've gifted my girlfriend with an in-depth lecture on the ins and outs of the Final Fantasy VII continuity, met every time with cold indifference. Admittedly, I enjoy telling that story far too much to care if anyone’s listening or not, but it’s a tragic shame that so many people can’t get lost in video game storylines that, in all honesty, do a better job of telling stories than most movies I’ve ever seen. Final Fantasy in particular is 30 years of Japanese narrative magic that utterly deserves far more gold screen time than its been allowed thus far, especially considering the state of today's film industry, where writers and filmmakers seem to be so devoid of original ideas that we’ve seen a huge spike in re-emerged franchises from the 80s and 90s just to fill that creative gap. Films like Jurassic Park, Star Wars and Independence Day have spontaneously popped back into our lives like unannounced remnants of an adolescent love affair. If there is a void in Hollywood’s creative works, I can think of a far less exploited source of inspiration.
By Jamie 'Pappers' Papworth8 years ago in Gamers
