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Counter-Strike: Global Operations
Like many things that come from the beacon of innovation that is Valve software, Counter-Strike was revolutionary for its time. Aside from bringing intense squad-based gameplay to...

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by Robert Zak 12 years ago12 years ago

Like many things that come from the beacon of innovation that is Valve software, Counter-Strike was revolutionary for its time. Aside from bringing intense squad-based gameplay to the masses, the game also spawned international gaming tournaments where you could win real money. Yes, Counter-Strike has left a huge impact crater on the world, and we owe a hell...

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824 points
Colour Bind
If you found this review because you’re colorblind and like video games, then you’re in luck because Colour Bind can be played by color blind...

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by Charles Battersby 12 years ago12 years ago

If you found this review because you’re colorblind and like video games, then you’re in luck because Colour Bind can be played by color blind gamers. It’s also a fun game for people who can see colors, and like physics puzzlers. If you fall into either of those categories, read on. If you can see...

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802 points
Assassin’s Creed: The Plastic Series That Lost Me
There is something about the Assassin’s Creed series that feels off, and I know that I can’t be the only one to feel that way....

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by Dave Walsh 12 years ago12 years ago

There is something about the Assassin’s Creed series that feels off, and I know that I can’t be the only one to feel that way. I say this as someone who was pushed into this current generation of consoles after a lengthy wait thanks to how amazing Assassin’s Creed looked and the gameplay that was...

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840 points
Top 3 Indie Games at Eurogamer Expo 2012
Despite being an utterly awesome event that lets us European gamers get our paws on the games that people in other parts of the world...

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by Robert Zak 12 years ago12 years ago

Despite being an utterly awesome event that lets us European gamers get our paws on the games that people in other parts of the world got to sample months earlier, Eurogamer isn’t generally the place to discover wonderful new games that we haven’t heard of before. One area of the Expo that’s always a mine...

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831 points
God of War Ascension Hands-On
One of the big issues I had with God of War III is that it dehumanised the already-inhumane Kratos. In earlier games, there was some semblance of...

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by Robert Zak 12 years ago12 years ago

One of the big issues I had with God of War III is that it dehumanised the already-inhumane Kratos. In earlier games, there was some semblance of a motive behind his actions, abhorrent though they were. After the third game, I frankly just came away thinking he was a bit of a dick; worse still, I helped...

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820 points
Prison Architect interview: We talk gangs, rehab, and reward/penalty systems in this deep prison-builder
I didn’t know much about Prison Architect before going to Eurogamer. The game from Introversion software (the brains behind Darwinia and Uplink) looks charmingly simple,...

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by Robert Zak 12 years ago12 years ago

I didn’t know much about Prison Architect before going to Eurogamer. The game from Introversion software (the brains behind Darwinia and Uplink) looks charmingly simple, with its almost Theme Park-but-better style graphics. However, after the developer sessions with Mark Morris and Chris Delay revealing the game’s intricacy, I was utterly obsessed about find out more....

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895 points
5 Arcade Games that Need Modern Sequels
The golden age of cabinet arcade games has long since passed, but the popularity of iPhone apps and flash games might be able to bring...

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by Sara Swanson 12 years ago10 years ago

The golden age of cabinet arcade games has long since passed, but the popularity of iPhone apps and flash games might be able to bring them back again. No matter what generation of gaming you’re from, you probably grew up with an arcade nearby and can recognize one of these games. While they might not...

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830 points
Explaining Gearbox Shift
If you picked up a copy of Borderlands 2 last week, you’ve probably heard all about the Gearbox Shift program. Unfortunately, there still seems to be a...

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by Alan Robinson 12 years ago12 years ago

If you picked up a copy of Borderlands 2 last week, you’ve probably heard all about the Gearbox Shift program. Unfortunately, there still seems to be a large number of people who are unsure on what the service provides, and how to properly take advantage of the programs offers. I’ve decided to give everyone a explanation on...

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815 points
Pre-emptive Death Toll for PS All-stars?
In a recent tweet, Sid Shuman revealed that the launch lineup of PS All-stars has been entirely revealed. Given that the tweet is still located...

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by Sara Swanson 12 years ago12 years ago

In a recent tweet, Sid Shuman revealed that the launch lineup of PS All-stars has been entirely revealed. Given that the tweet is still located on Sid Shuman’s twitter home page, this does not appear to be a marketing mistake nor a lie. From this, we can assume that he’s telling the truth–the entire cast...

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831 points
Hell Yeah – 2nd Opinion
Hell Yeah: Wrath of the Dead Rabbit is a peculiar game. The subtitle informs potential buyers that it is the tale of an enraged bunny...

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by Charles Battersby 12 years ago12 years ago

Hell Yeah: Wrath of the Dead Rabbit is a peculiar game. The subtitle informs potential buyers that it is the tale of an enraged bunny who embarks on a mission to quench his thirst for vengeance with the blood of his enemies. The art design is hand-drawn and cartoonish, combining whimsical cutesiness with gore and...

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814 points