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Why Bethesda Not Sending Early Review Copies Is A Good Thing

Popular publisher of the famous Doom and Fallout series, Bethesda, has recently announced that in the coming future, they will only be sending out the early review copies of their new games with one d...

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Definitive Edition Pre Order Goes Up, Could Confirm E3 2016 Reveal

With the recent rumours of a Skyrim remaster being released and announced during E3 2016, some more pretty exciting news has hit the scene, with a website putting up a definitive edition of the game u...

Why Linear Games Are Better Than Open World Video Games

Over the past couple of years, modern gaming has taken a turn from linear gameplay to open world, which many fans prefer. Open world gameplay allows more freedom than linear gameplay in regards to whe...

March Xbox One Backward Compatibility Predictions

I don’t know about you but I squealed like a little girl when they announced that the Xbox One would be Backwards Compatible at E3 2015. And now that it’s been out for a few months, I can ...

Top 5 Best Video Game Developer Teams Today

This is a list of the top 5 modern video game developers. The rankings are decided based on the popularity of games sold, amount of successful games created, profit earned, and whether or not it has s...

Top 5 DLC’s in Video Game History

With the view on downloadable content split, where some view it as an amazing expansion of content and others see it as a cash grabbing abomination, it still can offer great content for the players. S...

Why You Should Own An Xbox One In 2015

A couple of weeks ago we saw Microsoft’s E3 event, which brought a lot of food to the table. If you watched the event, it’s no secret that we have a lot to expect from Microsoft for the Xb...

Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited Console Beta First Thoughts!

I’ll keep this brief as ESO is obviously already out on PC and the console version isn’t too much different. There are a few main areas I’d like to touch on in this article but I fir...

What Needs to Change With Open-World Games

The last decade or so has seen us through a rise in open-world game design, in which developers, realizing linearity and a lack of player choice was killing innovation, turned to nonlinear, open-world...