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Life Without Pokémon GO: A Superfan's Story
I'm not wearing a red and white cap and there is no Pikachu by my side! As the rest of the world went mad for Pokémon GO I had to sit here as the kid who missed out. Until now that is...the day is here - Pokémon GO finally makes it to the U.K. App Store and I can join in sharing 'Oddish' experiences of dead bodies, exposed infidelity and late night Poké- strip clubs. All from this little VR app, "But how does it work" (my grandma would say). Poké-spoilers everywhere, I became out the loop, so I guess it is time to fill up that Pokédex!
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Gamers
The 5 Weirdest Mini-Games In All Of Gaming History
Mini-games have been around for almost as long as video games themselves, going all the way back to the original Final Fantasy and Super Mario Bros. 3 in the 1980s. They give players a chance to experience a game within a game, changing up the regular gameplay for a quick breather.
By Alex Hodgson8 years ago in Gamers
Naughty Dog Games: Worst to Best
A quick note before we continue on with this list. This is almost entirely opinion based and may in your opinion be complete bullshit, but hey, that's how opinions work, so feel free to disagree, but please try not to threaten my life. Alright, let's scroll.
By Cronan Parry8 years ago in Gamers
In Defense of 'Final Fantasy 13': Does This Game Deserve Its Reputation?
The Final Fantasy series is a highly popular video game series that some would argue revolutionised role-playing games as a genre. What makes them unique is that each game is individual, featuring a new set of characters, a new world and a whole new story. The series is constantly evolving and is never afraid to take risks. For many (including me), Final Fantasy VII was their introduction to the genre and the series. There are many fans who would argue this is the pinnacle of the series, and is yet to be bettered. The latest (offline) installment of the series, Final Fantasy XIII, was met with a very mixed reaction indeed...
By Alex Hodgson8 years ago in Gamers
'The Last of Us 2'
It's been a long time since I've lost and attached to a game like this one. All from the graphics, setting, stage interaction, storyline, and character emotions. I could not get enough of this world, I needed to walk through every room and interact with everything you could in the levels just to be and feel closer to this masterpiece.
By Joe Ocasio8 years ago in Gamers
Possible Couples From 'The Letter'
The Letter by YangYang Mobile is one of my favourite visual novels at the moment. I love the characters and how complex they are. The story is compelling and the game is character-driven. It has just the right amount of gore for me. If you take the horror element away, you'd be left with one of the most vibrant casts since Ace Attorney. If you take the drama element you've got a perfect Halloween Flick. It works well together like peanut butter and jelly jam.
By Chloe Gilholy8 years ago in Gamers
Five Nintendo Franchises That Deserve a Switch Release. Top Story - November 2017.
In a little over six months, Nintendo has already rolled out a few of their heavy-hitting franchises on the Switch. From Zelda to Mario Kart and the recently released Odyssey, Nintendo seems to have figured out a well-balanced release schedule when it comes to first party content.
By Steve Fusinato8 years ago in Gamers
Violence in Video Games
I wasn't always into video games when I was a youngster, but when I got older, as I started playing them for the first time, then I saw how addicting it could be, even frustrating as well. I would soon realize that I would go from being competitive to aggressive. In those moments, it felt very stressful. Every time I get stuck or lose on a level, I would go from throwing the game controller at the TV or hitting myself with the controller, which ended up hurting me a lot.
By Kristina Nagode8 years ago in Gamers
Hit Series 'Critical Role' Releases Fan Art Book
If you even have a passing interest in Dungeons & Dragons then you may have heard of the series Critical Role. It's a live, multi-platform role playing show featuring Dungeon Master Matthew Mercer (Overwatch) and Vox Machina, a troupe of voice actors including Ashley Johnson (The Last of Us) who've worked on multiple nerd related projects. The show's engaging, funny, and Mercer makes for a very good Dungeon Master. So much so that people have been hooked ever since Geek & Sundry rolled out their first episode on YouTube way back in 2015. The premise back then was pretty simple, watch a bunch of nerds play Dungeons & Dragons. But it was much more than that. The stories they were telling together were compelling and it was just fun watching friends interact with each other while playing a classic tabletop game.
By Jay Vergara8 years ago in Gamers
'Dead Frontier': Review and Thoughts
Dead Frontier is a free-to-play, browser-based MMO game which takes place in a post-apocalyptic, zombie infested setting. It runs on the Unity Engine. It was also published by Creaky Corpse, Ltd. Neil Yates is the creator and developer of the game and Greg Taylor is the artist of the game. Dead Frontier was released for open beta on April 21, 2008 and currently has over ten million registered accounts!
By Chris Reed8 years ago in Gamers
Best Xbox One Role Playing Games
Role playing games, or RPG's, have always been among the most popular video games, because they take us right into the heart of the action. Many are among the best Xbox One games, period. They also come in a wide variety of titles and game types. From action adventure, to combat and medieval fantasy, role playing games bring us to incredibly diverse worlds.
By Bill Shaffir8 years ago in Gamers
