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Spartan Games to Produce Halo Miniatures Games
Spartan Games, creators of Dystopian Wars and Firestorm Armada have licensed Halo and will be producing at least two Halo miniatures games.
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Bio Menace – PC
Bio Menace is a classic side-scroller by Apogee Software with a classic difficulty curve, meaning that if you want to best all three chapters of this game’s story, you’re going to need to wake up those old-school instincts and sniff out every hidden power-up and secret level you can find. Master Cain isn’t going to defeat himself. Are you up to the challenge?
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Xenoblade Chronicles 3D set for April 10 release on New 3DS
Nintendo has announced via trailer that the New 3DS version of Xenoblade Chronicles will be released in North America on April 10, 2015.
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OlliOlli set for March release on Xbox One, Wii U and 3DS
Publisher Curve Digital announced that critically acclaimed 2-D skateboarding game OlliOlli is set for a mid-March release on Xbox One, Wii U and 3DS.
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Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue – Nintendo 64
This Nintendo 64 iteration of the classic movie Toy Story 2 hit shelves a mere 31 days before Y2K. Can it live up to the reputation set by the Disney/Pixar classic? Find out in NerdBacon.com’s special “RETROARY” review.
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Rising World – PC (Early Access First Impressions)
Should I buy early-access title Rising World? Is Rising World simply another Minecraft clone? Well, that depends on your taste, and I can honestly say in my professional opinion that Rising World is NOT another Minecraft clone. While obviously inspired by games like Rust and Minecraft, Rising World has a ton of potential and I feel will be a great game if the developers stay on this track. Find out more in this article!
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Outpost 2: Divided Destiny – PC
The measure of success isn’t about military supremacy, it’s about pure survival. Outpost 2: Divided Destiny demonstrates this lesson by making you handle every problem for your little colony under the sun, from basic power management and urban planning to disaster response and unit micromanagement. Yes, you’ll eventually have to build weapons to protect yourself, but the real challenge lies in stabilizing the colony’s easily-fractured morale. Can you hold humanity together as their new planet tears itself apart?
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Part 2: Modding 101: So, you play-tested this before release, right?
So, you meant for dragons to fly backwards, or… You didn’t. Okay, well, let’s see what the Community can do about that! student 20’s continuing Modding series talks about mods that fix bugs, and how to find mods in general.
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Thomas Was Alone – PC (Video Review)
Do boxes moving around on a simple background strike your fancy? Or do you prefer beautiful soundtracks and intriguing narrations? Either way, check out this video review – you’ll get the concept of Thomas Was Alone in less than five minutes!
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Part 1: Modding 101: Backitup, Backitup
In his first article on the fantastic world of Modding, student 20 goes over making backups and special modding software. He also makes many humorous remarks, and provides general entertainment for all!
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Escape From Bug Island – Wii
Escape From Bug Island is scary. Scary in a way that I haven’t been able to describe before. Is my fear from the sheer horror the game provides, or from the fact the game is horrendous?
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The Amazing Spider-Man 2 – PS4 (Video Review)
This second installment of Nerd Bacon’s video reviews is focused on The Amazing Spider-Man 2 for the PS4. Whether you’re buying time at work, sitting idle at home, or swinging through Manhattan, this video is a must for the common Spidey-lover.
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Grand Theft Auto: Vice City – PC
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City brings the open-world sandbox franchise monster to the sun-washed islands where fortunes are won and lost in the blink of an eye. Like the other games in the series, this action-adventure masterwork still holds up to this day, with excellent gameplay and a wide variety of fun and exciting ways to spend your valuable time and money. Prepare to get addicted to power, because it’s the drug that Vice City will never kick.
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Assassin’s Creed: Unity – Xbox One
Assassin’s Creed: Unity is not as bad as its reputation would suggest, but it still has a number of serious problems. Hopefully the next Assassin’s Creed can show what the series is capable of on the current generation of consoles.
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Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Tenkaichi- PS3
Its half past midnight. I’m drinking hot cocoa in a corner, reading manga, thinking “Where did it all go wrong?” I cry in sadness, solemnly, I get up to press the keys, weary from my average experience with the game I had just played. I’m sitting here writing this review thinking, “Will they ever make a good Dragon Ball Z game again?”
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