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

Chad Goodmurphy - Page 58

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Wolfenstein: The New Order Has Nowhere To Run In This New Trailer
In the fictional version of the 1960s that Wolfenstein: The New Order presents, the Nazi regime remains as both a dangerous power and an absolute threat. To stop them from continuing their evil and sadistic ways, players must take control of B.J. Blazkowicz, and use whatever means become necessary, be it guns, explosives, advanced technology or (seemingly) even mechsuits.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Apr 8, 2014
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The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Video Game Introduces The Kingpin
When The Amazing Spider-Man 2 video game launches at the end of this month, its interactive web-swinging will come with a side order of The Kingpin. A man built like a brick house, whose real name happens to be Wilson Fisk, the crime lord figures to be a major pain in the human spider's spandex-clad buttocks given what's presented in the game's latest story trailer.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Apr 7, 2014
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Daylight Gets Short Delay; Pricing Details And New Media Surface
This morning, Atlus conveyed a bit of bad news, but not without a silver lining or two. That is, the fact that Zombie Studios needed a bit more time with its procedurally generated spookshow, Daylight, and was forced to delay it as a result. Apparently, due to the way the game is being crafted, it's not a normal or typical development effort. Given the procedurally generated environments and whatnot, that makes perfect sense.
Chad Goodmurphy Chad Goodmurphy Apr 2, 2014
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