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[Review] Neverwinter

Neverwinter, a new Free-To-Play Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game from genre titans Cryptic Studios and Perfect World Entertainment, gathers more momentum with each passing day. It’s rare for a F2P title to be marketed both so broadly and so aggressively, rarer still for such a title to produce such consumer buzz, especially before its release.

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[E3 2013] Impressions South Park Stick of the Truth

While the Ubisoft booth was bumping with newly announced titles. There was a rather long line to see the upcoming South Park Game developed by resident Irvine company Obsidian. With Matt Stone and Trey Paker dropping by the booth, you knew this game was something to behold. We made our ways to see the glorious

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XBox One’s startling step back towards sanity

Months after its initial announcement, Microsoft has finally stepped back from the brink. In the aftermath of a lukewarm (at best) E3 reception, Microsoft’s President of Interactive Entertainment Business Don Mattrick announced the reversal of the embattled XBox One’s most onerous DRM features. No longer will consumers require a regular Internet connection to authenticate and

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Comic Issues
Anthony Silva

Comic Issues #123 – #Piracy

You can listen to this episode on our Comic Issues channel at Anchor.fm! Could the piracy of TV shows and movies actually be helping the industry? Or is that just something you’d expect a pirate to say? Join our intrepid adventurers and special guest Leland from Movie Issues as they discuss why piracy exists, and

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[E3-2013] Hands On Mario Kart 8 – Impressions

E3 2013 is sadly behind us, and my feet have finally returned to working order. One of the highlights of any E3 is checking out what the 3 bigs have to offer. (Well, that and Nintendo always has the most cushy of carpets.) Before even getting near the booth you could feel the energy and

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[E3 Impressions] Thief

The latest take on the classic Thief franchise concentrates the core of the original series’ vision into a next-gen reboot that looks undeniably worthy – though perhaps a little divorced from its predecessors in aesthetic if not in gameplay. Fans of stealth games have many reasons to be grateful to Garret, the cynical, sardonic protagonist

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[E3 Impressions] Murdered: Soul Suspect

A detailed glimpse at upcoming current-gen title Murdered: Soul Suspect has left me dying to know more about this fascinating new IP co-developed by Square Enix Japan and Airtight Games. Detective Ronan O’Connor’s latest murder case poses unique challenges. After all, he’s the victim. After a plummet from a high window onto hard asphalt and

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Movie Issues Podcast
Leland Pierce

Movie Issues: Superman IV: The Quest for Peace

You can listen to this episode on our Movie Issues channel at Anchor.fm! With the opening of the new movie Man of Steel we here at Movie Issues wanted to give some love to Superman in our own way, so we suffered though Superman IV: The Quest for Peace. What a terrible idea. There is nothing, i mean,

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Movie Issues
Leland Pierce

Movie Issues: Man of Steel

In 1978, the Superman movie lived up to its movie poster tagline: “You’ll believe a man can fly.” And he did. We had never seen a movie like that before, with its groundbreaking special effects, wonderful talent, and an amazing theme that still to this day gives fans chills. Soon after, the Superman franchise became

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