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Ian Findlay

Fledgling freelancer with an almost compulsive need to alliterate and a particular penchant for indie games. As well as being the Editor-In-Chief of Just Press Start, Ian can be found scattered about the internet under various 'Finners' related guises.

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Hitman: Absolution Reveals New ‘Contracts’ Multiplayer Mode

Hitman: Absolution crept into this year's Gamescom in order to detail the new 'Contracts' multiplayer mode, an asynchronous gameplay variant that sounds somewhat like a homicidal version of HORSE.

First Gameplay Trailer Of Killzone: Mercenary Shown At Gamescom

Killzone: Mercenary is looking to make use of more than just the PS Vita's portability, as the first official gameplay trailer clearly demonstrated at Gamescom. Taking this first-person shooter franchise and creating a game not only exclusive to, but tailor made for, the powerful portable device has certainly given rise to an exciting trailer.

The Last Of Us Gamescom Trailer Is Familiar But Still Fantastic

The Last of Us may have previously introduced us to a new character, but it is once again the endearing dynamic between Joel and Ellie that is the focus of the latest trailer. Recently shown at Gamescom, this new trailer from Naughty Dog's picturesque, post-apocalyptic action game is an intriguing mix of some new scenes, elements taken directly from the E3 gameplay demo and a song full of sorrow.

Crysis 3’s Hunter Mode Multiplayer Uncloaked At Gamescom

Crysis 3 recently unveiled some of the features of the new CryEngine, but it is the game's multiplayer that is the focus of the most recent trailer unveiled today at Gamescom. The franchise has so far fallen somewhat short in this area, but this brand-new 'Hunter Mode' may be just what the predatory player base has been after.

Puppeteer Announced By Sony Through Spectacular Trailer

There may be no strings in sight but there is undoubtedly plenty of style. Puppeteer, a PS3 game that has just been announced at this year's Gamescom, stands centre stage as the most unique offering of the event so far.

Remember Me Gameplay Trailer Emerges From Gamescom

Remember Me is unlikely to be forgotten after this year's Gamescom. It had already intrigued with its announcement, but now it has truly impressed with over 7 minutes of ingenious gameplay.

Borderlands 2 Reveals Easier Girlfriend Skill Tree, Controversy Ensues

Borderlands 2 caused mild uproar (for some reason) when Gearbox Software announced they had begun working on the Mechromancer DLC, but now the internet has a fresh controversy courtesy of a Eurogamer interview and a somewhat sexist nickname being attributed to one of the character's skill trees.

Team Fortress 2 Receives Sleeping Dogs Inspired ‘Kong King’ Map

Team Fortress 2 already contains a rather abundant amount of content, even if one discounts the various vanity items, but one thing has undoubtedly been missing: a King of the Hill map set within a Chinese cityscape and entitled in an alliterative manner. Well, it is missing no more.

Konami Offering Games To Silent Hill HD Collection Xbox 360 Customers

The Silent Hill HD Collection was, as mentioned in our review, somewhat hindered by dipping framerates and audio syncing inaccuracies. The announcement of a patch to fix such issues was quickly followed by the cancellation of the Xbox 360 version of it resulting, unsurprisingly, in a downpour of far from silent complaints. As recompense, Konami are now offering a free game to those affected by the cancellation, provided they can jump through some suitably horrifying hoops of course.

CryEngine 3 Tech Demo Demonstrates Top Secret Toad Tessellation

The graphical prowess of CryEngine 3 has already been demonstrated through 20 minutes of Crysis 3 gameplay, but details of the engine itself have so far remained in the beautifully rendered shadows. The latest video brings some of the engine's features into the fore, and it is almost too beautiful to believe.