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Slave Zero X Devs Release Quake Mod Prequel Episode Enyo
Slave Zero X is an upcoming 2.5D hack & slash brawler from developer Poppy Works. Acting as a sequel to 1999’s Slave Zero, Slave Zero X sheds more light on its ludicrously dark and deranged dystopia. Slave Zero X doesn’t release until late February of this year. To tide fans over, the team at Poppy Works has released a standalone prequel, Episode Enyo. The catch, it’s a Quake...[Read More]
Quakecon 2022 Day 1 Details and More
Today is the first day of Quakecon 2022. While we are excited about all the potential news coming from a range of games such as Doom, Elder Scrolls and many others that it’s published over the years. Bethesda today has revealed the details of what will be going on while holding the big news information for its live streams. See below for the full news and information from the team. If that w...[Read More]
Demon Pit (PS4) Review
Welcome to Hell. After living a lifetime of chasing demons and ending their reign on Earth, you’ve wound up in the fiery underworld of Hell. As punishment for constant hostilities against the forces of Hell, you are herby sent to fight in the Demon Pit. From Doomcube Software, Psychic Software, and Digerati Marketing comes Demon Pit, a 90’s love-letter to ultra-fast first-person shoote...[Read More]
Quake Champions Slipgate Festival and October Update Kick Off
Quake Champions celebrates the launch of its all-new game mode, Slipgate, with a player-driven festival of giveaways. I myself just finished watching the trailer you’ll see below for the new game mode and boy does it not disappoint. What is this new mode you ask? You’ll get to read the full list of updates and details below.
Quake Champions: PAX East 2017 Hands On Preview With New Character Slash!
Some of the earliest first person shooters, and even games as a whole, I remember playing in my youth were Wolfenstein 3D, Doom, and Quake. Ever since Bethesda has taken over the old iD Software licenses, they’ve been slowly bringing the classics into the modern era with Wolfenstein: The New Order and DOOM. Now, it’s Quake’s turn with Quake Champions, a mulitplayer experience that’s focusing...[Read More]
Highlights From QuakeCon 2016
QuakeCon 2016 has come and gone, and for the 21st year, the shooter-oriented community event once again left Dallas attendees awestruck with its cavalcade of awesomeness. Fueled by new content from Bethesda and backed by plenty of devoted fans doing their thing, the show left no stone unturned when it came to providing fun across just over three days.
QuakeCon Dates Announced
Mark your calendars. id Software and Betheda Softworks have announced the dates for their annual QuakeCon. Running August 2 through August 5 at the Hilton Anatole Hotel in Dallas, Texas, QuakeCon will feature the largest LAN party in North America, as well playable demos of upcoming Bethesda games and demonstrations from major technology companies of upcoming hardware and software. Attendance is f...[Read More]
Review: RAGE (360)
RAGE is an absolutely beautiful game. Regardless of what else may be said about the game, RAGE brings its post-apocalyptic world to stunning life with an amazingly crafted environment, wonderful character design, and smooth animations. And let me tell you something…by the time you get through the first disc of RAGE, you’ll be glad that it’s so beautiful…because you’re...[Read More]
T3: Top Ten Best Video Games of All Time
Everyone has their own opinion about what video games are the best that have ever graced a console. What makes this top ten list different and totally unique is that my opinion is, in fact, the correct opinion, whereas the opinions of the past are incorrect and undeniably inferior. Actually, to call it my “opinion” is in itself misleading, as it is no mere opinion, but solid, irrefutab...[Read More]