The first trailer for Dead Island hit the net yesterday, and it sparked some controversy. Mainly because of the way it chose to depict the death of a small child during an obviously fictional zombie outbreak in the game. It’s best that we don’t try to break this down, it’s not what we do here.
I don’t have kids (or a soul) so watching a computer rendered image of a small child battling for their life doesn’t hit home with me, not so much because I don’t care about kids, but because my brain can discern the difference between reality and a video game. Read More...
Elden Ring offers even more than a vast world for the player to explore. It also allows those players to call upon their friends to explore alongside them. Doing so offers a rich multiplayer experience in the open world and within dungeons, but it also brings the risk of invaders. It’s a frustrating experience when trying to traverse the Lands Between, only for a rival Tarnished to appear and take you out. Read More...
There is no denying that it has been a busy time for America with both the Coronavirus pandemic and Presidential election taking centre stage. Most of you will probably know that Inauguration Day takes place on January 20th – the day before The Elder Scrolls Online: Gates of Oblivion was set to be revealed Globally via Twitch. For this reason, the reveal has been pushed back to January 26 at 5PM EST/10PM GMT which will surely come as a disappointment to fans of the game, even if it is entirely understandable. Read More...
