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Once Upon a Summoner's Rift
The shopkeeper greets you with a rustic laugh as you teleport into the beginning arena with four other warriors of different size and standing. As a force field blocks you in from venturing further, you make your way towards the shopkeeper. With the little money you have left, you make a few apparel purchases with variable elemental infusions to help you along the journey and upcoming battles.
By 💎Sapphire Darkstar💎8 years ago in Gamers
Why I Love: 'Undertale'
Introduction Undertale is a 2015 RPG developed, published, written, and composed by Toby Fox. That’s like a lot of things for one guy. The game was critically acclaimed upon release never scoring under a 90, at least according to Wikipedia. The game is still being released on new platforms to this day with it currently being released on PC, Mac, Linux, PS4, PS Vita, and it has a planned Nintendo Switch release later this year, but that’s enough about the game; let's get into the actual review.
By Chaos8 years ago in Gamers
Gaming News for Week of June 21, 2018. Top Story - June 2018.
Top Story: The World Health Organization Adds ‘Gaming Disorder’ to the International Classification of Diseases 11th Edition.
By Joe Brichetto8 years ago in Gamers
Video Games Are NOT Responsible!
If you have been paying attention to some of the media lately, you will find that people are discussing how video games are responsible for all the school shootings and other gun-related violence. Furthermore, there have been talks of possibly banning video games. I will go ahead and tell you this; Video games are NOT responsible.
By Michael Hawkins8 years ago in Gamers
The Best Video Game Ever!
"I am a man of my fortune, and I must seek my fortune- Henry Avery, 1694 The words flow onto a black screen in elegant, white script. As you ponder the quote, boom! The scene opens to two windshield wipers desperately sweeping nickel-sized raindrops from your vision as an ocean tempest blurs the navy sky before you. You're in a small boat with but one ally, smashed by the thunderous waves, tossed here and there... and you're driving!
By PathlessJourney8 years ago in Gamers
The Spectator's Review: 'Kingdom Come: Deliverance'
So I've never heard of Warhorse until we started Kingdom Come: Deliverance, but I have heard of CryEngine and I definitely have a lot to say about it. As someone who has a great appreciation for graphics and game mechanics of the 90's, I was genuinely taken aback by just the home screen of this game. And I have to say that some of the other aspects, like the fight scenes and game physics, made me stop and seriously question how I rate video games and what constitutes a decent game.
By Kaya May8 years ago in Gamers
'Banjo-Kazooie' N64 Review
When I first looked myself in the mirror and said “I want to do a review series of games from 20 years ago,” my mind mostly set on a handful of old games: Spyro the dragon series (for which I own every installment), the PlayStation era Final Fantasy series (sadly, I missed the first of those games by a year) and Rare's Banjo duo were somewhere near the top of that list. So it was that I found Banjo-Kazooie in the short list of games released in June 1998, and I said, well, I know what part of the year I'm looking forward to.
By Caleb Sherman8 years ago in Gamers
'Super Smash Bros. Ultimate' Will Be the BEST of the Series
It's been 20 years since the debut of this legendary Nintendo IP and the series still holds a special place in my heart with it's large roster of fighters and references to my childhood memories. This next entry in the series will be dominant among the rest of the titles in the series. Here's why.
By David Sinclair8 years ago in Gamers
E3 2018 'Ghost of Tsushima' Trailer: Beautiful Yet Deadly
'Ghost of Tsushima': E3 Overview Sony's 2018 E3 conference revealed many new game titles. Most of which are to released within the next year. Some were more desirable than others, of course. Every game revealed and shown had somewhat of an excited response from the crowd.
By Chalyn McCarter8 years ago in Gamers
The Spectator's Review: 'Grand Theft Auto V'
*This review may contain spoilers for GTA V, read at your own risk.* Rockstarnever ceases to amaze me with its crude, gut-slicing humor and psychotic satire. That being said, if you enjoyed the previous Grand Theft Auto games, then GTA V is going to take you around Uranus and back (No, not the moon! That would imply that anyone who had a hand in this game is legally sane). I'm sure that when this masterpiece foraged from the fires of a thousand improvs was born, its creators were absolutely ready to screw with all of us.
By Kaya May8 years ago in Gamers
My Thoughts About Billy Mitchell
For over 30 years, former competitive gamer Billy Mitchell achieved many accolades and rose to fame as the best gamer of all time. However, back in April, there was an investigation conducted by Twin Galaxies and it concluded that Mitchell, 52, submitted fraudulent and dishonest scores. In result of the controversy, Twin Galaxies had removed his scores and prohibited him from submitting any more scores in the future. The Guinness Book of World Records has also stripped Mitchell of all of his high scores from their record books. Here are some of the accomplishments he has achieved before they were taken away from both Twin Galaxies and Guinness Book of World Records:
By Mark Wesley Pritchard 8 years ago in Gamers
'Mass Effect 1'
Mass Effect is a role-playing, science-fiction, action video game developed by BioWare. This review will be all about the first installment of the trilogy.
By Leighan Godard8 years ago in Gamers