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Chaz Neeler

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Chaz Neeler - Page 34

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Gaming
Not All Of The Dungeon Defenders DLC Will Make It To Consoles
Well, this isn’t exactly the good news I was hoping for. Trendy Entertainment announced that the smaller DLC for Dungeon Defenders won’t be making its way onto the XBLA or PSN versions of the title. The list of what won’t be making the journey is fairly extensive with the current and future Holiday DLC’s, the New Heroes Pack, the Barbarian Character, the Assault Mission Pack and Nightmare Mode to name a few. XBLA fans have reported that Trendy Entertainment had this to say on the official forums.
Chaz Neeler Chaz Neeler Feb 1, 2012
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Gaming
Ubisoft Responds To Latest DRM Controversy
If you were looking into picking up Anno 2070, I hope you’re satisfied with the way your computer is now and don’t plan on upgrading anytime soon. See, Anno is limited to 3 activations and, if you were to say, I’m just snowballing here, install a new hard drive or graphics card, you can look forward to purchasing another copy.
Chaz Neeler Chaz Neeler Jan 28, 2012
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Gaming
Paradox Interactive Announces New Titles For 2012
Who likes new games? Raise your hands. Now put them down, I can’t see you through the computer. That doesn’t count for you Kinect users…I can see everything. Anyways, Paradox Interactive has announced its lineup for 2012, and it’s looking fantastic. The standouts include A Game Of Dwarves, a new Magicka expansion entitled The Other Side Of The Coin and Napoleon’s Campaigns II.
Chaz Neeler Chaz Neeler Jan 28, 2012
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King Arthur II Demo Releases Just In Time To Whet Your Appetite
Neocore has finally released the demo for King Arthur II which will allow you to play through its tutorial and first campaign mission. The strategy game seems to take the best elements of titles such as Shogun 2: Total War, while injecting a healthy dose of magical mayhem. The hour seems to go by fairly quickly but it does a fantastic job of whetting your appetite.
Chaz Neeler Chaz Neeler Jan 27, 2012
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Gaming
Steam Is Set To Take Over Your Phone
Valve seems unable to do wrong with their Steam service. They company just recently announced yet another interesting program which is available to its consumers. The Steam mobile app will allow users to connect with friends and use Steam Chat while they’re away from their computer. This seems to be a great way to harass your friends to leave work early in order to squeeze in some Team Fortress 2.
Chaz Neeler Chaz Neeler Jan 27, 2012
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Gaming
XCOM: Enemy Unknown Teaches You To Deal With Gas Station Invasions
Firaxis continues to tease us with information about its upcoming title, XCOM: Enemy Unknown. While there still hasn’t been any video footage of the title, the new images they've released do a fine job of explaining how it’s going to play out. The unique blend of turn-based and action/strategy elements should offer a very interesting product if the early information is any indication.
Chaz Neeler Chaz Neeler Jan 27, 2012
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Gaming
New Sniper Elite V2 Developer Commentary Is Looking Good
Sniper Elite should have sold better. There, I said it. Screw journalistic integrity; this is a game that was missed by a lot of players for reasons I can’t fathom. While the game was by no means perfect, it offered something different. People love sniping. I can’t go into a Battlefield or CounterStrike game without being bombarded with players who have mistaken it for a sniping simulator. So, why didn’t Sniper Elite break through? Sure, the game had some flaws with AI and the years haven’t been kind, but this is the only truly realistic sniping simulator I can think of.
Chaz Neeler Chaz Neeler Jan 26, 2012
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Gaming
Puddle Information Trickles Out Before XBLA And PSN Release
It’s always fun to see the smaller projects get picked up. There’s something rewarding about being able to watch the little guys win over the big companies and have their labor of love introduced to a wider audience. Puddle fits that description to a T. Made by six French students, Puddle came into its own by winning a student showcase award at the 2010 GDC Independent Games Festival.
Chaz Neeler Chaz Neeler Jan 23, 2012
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