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Chad Goodmurphy

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A passionate gamer and general entertainment enthusiast, Chad funnels his vigor into in-depth coverage of the industry he loves.

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Gaming
Free Zelda: Four Swords For DSi Will Be GBA Version
When Nintendo announced that they'd be giving DSi owners a free gift this fall, in the form of The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords multiplayer, they didn't mention which version it would be. As you may recall, there are two: the original one that shipped with the Game Boy Advance version of A Link to the Past, as well as a GameCube iteration. Both offered four player multiplayer - a first for the franchise.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Jun 15, 2011
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Gaming
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inFAMOUS 2 Review
Tales told of a monster who would come to Empire City. Cole knew he had to be prepared for its arrival, but it made its presence known much earlier than expected. Flattening Empire City, killing millions and forcing our lightning-enthused hero to speed up his move to the port city of New Merais, it didn't come in peace. The only hope to stop it is an RFI machine, which requires eight blast cores to charge. If Cole can manage to find enough cores, he may stand a chance of saving the people of his new hometown from the devastation that wiped out his last one. Time is ticking though, because the monster is steadily making his trek down the United States' eastern coastline. It's only a matter of time before it shows up in the French quarter.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Jun 14, 2011
4.5 stars
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Gaming
THQ Closes Two Development Houses Including Kaos Studios
We have discovered unfortunate news regarding the planned closure of two different THQ development studios: New York-based Kaos Studios (Frontlines: Fuel of War and Homefront,) and THQ Digital Warrington (Red Faction: Battlegrounds and Warhammer 40K: Kill Team.) An official statement from the publisher has confirmed the news, mentioning that all employees at each of the two studios have been alerted of this news.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Jun 13, 2011
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Gaming
Impressive List Of Announced PlayStation Vita Titles
If you're planning to pick up a PlayStation Vita when it hits store shelves, you certainly have a lot of good titles to look forward to. Based on their titles and series reputations of course. Eurogamer and Shack News compiled this excellent list of all of the announced/in-development titles for Sony's new handheld. Check it out and let us know which ones you want the most.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Jun 10, 2011
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Gaming
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Hunted: The Demon’s Forge Review
Fighting, shooting arrows, traversing dungeons and slaying dragons. It's all in a day's work for Caddock and E'lara - two mercenaries for hire, who find themselves fulfilling a quest based on sympathy for once. It's this quest to find the people of a small town, and to help its king rekindle his relationship with his missing daughter, that forms the basis for Hunted: The Demon's Forge. A mix of a hack and slash action game and an RPG, it's a lengthy excursion filled with tons of melee and ranged combat, with two different yet similar characters. If this is a journey you would like to take part in, there are some things you should know before you pack your stuff and set out into InXile Entertainment's virtual dark fantasy world.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Jun 9, 2011
3 stars
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Gaming
E3 Will See You In Los Angeles In 2012
The Entertainment Software Association has reported that approximately 46,800 people attended E3 2011 this week, and that there were 200 exhibitors showing off their products. All combined, there were more than 120 retail companies from 18 different countries, who participated in the expo's VIP Retailer program. The overall international participation grew “with representatives coming from 106 countries-up from 90 in 2010.”
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Jun 9, 2011
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