Category: Video Game News
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Browser Game Wartune Crowdfunding Novel
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Proficient City, the developer behind browser-based RPG Wartune, is asking players to help fund a novel spin-off.
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Marvel Heroes is Free-to-play Now
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Actually, it’s been out for a few days, but anyway… after what seemed like, and apparently was, months of public testing, Gazillion’s free-to-play MMO Marvel Heroes is now open to the unwashed masses (i.e. those who didn’t see fit to invest in a $200 ultimate founders pack).
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Scorpion is Next ‘Injustice: Gods Among Us’ DLC Character
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In a surprising turn of events, it would appear that the rumour mill has spun true: Mortal Kombat’s undead ninja Scorpion will be joining the Injustice: Gods Among Us roster as the next DLC character.
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Free-to-play Gaming Celebrates Iron Man 3 in Every Way Possible
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While Iron Man 3 has seen an onslaught of toys, clothing and other assorted crap (though I do want a Lego Ben Kingsley) to coincide with Marvel’s big release, there’s the conspicuous absence of a video game adaptation. That is, until you realise that the customary major console release has been replaced by a Facebook…
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DC Comics Free-to-Play MOBA ‘Infinite Crisis’ Announced
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Get ready for a bit of Batman on Batman action.
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Saints Row IV Puts on Cape, Takes to the Sky
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Those sly folks at Volition/Deep Silver have evidently noticed that the world is lacking in fun superhero sandbox games, and steered the next iteration of the Saint’s Row franchise in a more “comic book” direction.
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Several More Reasons to Buy Injustice: Gods Among Us
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Injustice: Gods Among Us is now but a month away, and NetherRealm Studios are furiously adding more DLC content, characters and preorder incentives to claim our cash. Sinestro, Doomsday and Lex Luthor (clad in exoskeleton armour) have recently been added to the game’s roster, but what excites me the most are the DLC packs that…
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Atomic Robo: Violent Science Hits iOS this Month
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The rise in mobile gaming has not only provided an outlet for small developers that couldn’t afford to get their product onto the major consoles, but it’s also seen a increase in video game adaptations of older or moderately obscure franchises and licenses. Developer Second Fiction has announced that its first action-platformer will be based…