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REXBURG, Idaho—Publisher Electronic Arts (EA) in cooperation with video game developer EA Digital Illusions CE (DICE) will be releasing Battlefield 3 for three platforms on October 25, 2011. Technical challenges arise with LAN implementation, states DICE vice president. Read More »

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho—Bald Hound Frag, LLC is currently working on implementation of an Amazon aStore for their website. Soon they will be offering hand picked games and products available for LAN gaming enthusiasts.

IDAHO FALLS, Idaho—Bald Hound Frag, LLC now has the ability to Livestream events during LAN parties when prospective venues have internet access. LAN party fans can enjoy events and engage participants online from baldhoundfrag.com/livestream. Read More »

Crysis, a long-time benchmarking game for the computer platform, will be seeing its long-awaited sequel released in March 2011. For the first time, it will also make an appearance for the Xbox 360 and PS3 consoles.

We’ve been waiting for this one. An official Deus Ex: Human Revolution gameplay trailer. Prepare to be amazed.

By Guest Writer: J. Jorgensen

Something that has been on my mind lately is an old game that I feel should be revived. Now, I’m sure there are lots of games out there that many of us feel should be either re-done or have a sequel, but one game sticks out in my mind and it’s a game I have not played for a long time. That game is Advent Rising. I feel that this game, despite its glitches, was ahead of the curve. Advent Rising was developed by GlyphX Games and published by Majesco. Unfortunately, the game’s retail performance fell short of expectations and the company canceled plans for future Advent Rising games, abandoning trilogy development plans.

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It’s been over a decade, but we finally got what we wanted: StarCraft II. The new StarCraft is sleek and polished, given the attention to detail only Blizzard can provide. However, we feel it  is worth mentioning some horrid flaws.

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continued from E3 Impressions: Part I…

Gran Turismo 5
Freaking awesome. It sets the bar. Driving mechanics, everything. They’ve taken a long time, which pisses off gamers when they take a long time to release, but usually when they do that the creators take their time to make the game good. Doesn’t always work that way, like with Alpha Protocol which got pushed back 8 months but averaged maybe 6 out of 10. It sucked that they took such a long time but it’s cool that they are getting people that like any type of motorsport like rally and Nascar and those people are going to enjoy it. The rally is my favorite. Others might enjoy street racing. They are tapping into all markets. Haven’t heard about customization where Forza has had the edge when it comes to multiplayer, community where you are able to auction off your cars but your design. Damage is good, looks good, physics look good.
Interview with in-house gamer freestyle18
So, what did you find most exciting at E3?
The main thing I’m excited about is Deus Ex. I think that is going to bring together what most people are looking for, especially MGS fans and Deus Ex fans. It’s going to incorporate aspects of both games. It’s going to combine. Probably one of the most underrated games out there.
Underrated? How so?
Well, I’m not saying people aren’t excited. But Halo, Gears of War, Gran Turismo, we’ve seen new iterations a lot more frequently. Deus Ex holds a special spot in a lot of gamers. It’s holds the spot of being one of the greatest games of all time. It’s finally getting a proper sequel from the developers and we should all be excited.

The guy who brought us the Xbox 360 case mod has done it again, this time with a PS3. Behold:

Ben Heck’s PS3 Slim Laptop is Monochromatic Cool

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