Shroud Streams Apex Legends Through An Earthquake And Wins

A 7.1 magnitude earthquake shook a huge part of Southern California over the weekend. At the time, Twitch streamer Shroud was playing Apex Legends live. His stream captured the moment the earthquake hit, before him and his friends continued playing through the tremor. The clip above shows the moment Shroud starts to panic as he realizes what’s happening. While Californians are generally prepared for earthquakes, due to the area being close to some major fault lines, it can still be an unnerving experience when they actually hit....

April 1, 2022 · 2 min · 342 words · Tammie Moore

Skyrim 10 Challenges That Make The Game Way Harder

Skyrim is generally an easy game because the player can adjust the difficulty as they see fit, and it is easy to become overpowered in most Elder Scrolls games. Skyrim players can obtain unique equipment, powerful spells, and unique perks that allow them to become much more powerful than their enemies very early in the game. Some players have been playing Skyrim for so long that they want a new challenge that will make the game more difficult to complete, and there are some very interesting ideas that players have come up with over the years....

April 1, 2022 · 5 min · 1009 words · Janet Dopler

Skyrim 10 Subtle Details You Never Noticed About The Combat

Combat is a core part of The Elder Scrolls franchise. Every mainline game has made changes to the combat formula to some degree. Oblivion made combat based on skill rather than dice rolls, and Skyrim focused on improving the feedback of combat while introducing the Dual-Wield mechanic and Shouts. With nearly a decade since it was released, there are still aspects of Skyrim’s combat mechanics that some players are unfamiliar with....

April 1, 2022 · 6 min · 1129 words · Jacob Riley

Skyrim Every Male Non Human Spouse That Can Melt Your Heart

In The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, some of the best fun comes from the game’s RPG elements. The possibilities are endless, considering how many companions there are to recruit, guilds there are to join, and people there are to kill. You could do everything, like some limitless god, or restrict yourself to the activities and choices that make sense for your character. The game tries to give its players a good time either way....

April 1, 2022 · 4 min · 835 words · Misty Lacroix

Smash Up Marvel 5 Factions We Want To See 5 That We Don T

Gamers who want to see fights featuring some of the most unexpected concepts possible will love Smash Up. This “shuffle-building” card game from Paul Peterson and folks at Alderac Entertainment Group will have players pin characters and creatures from different genres against each other in some of the craziest match-ups the world has seen. Thanks to the game’s simple and straightforward mechanics, two to four players can see pirates, zombies, dinosaurs - and soon, comic book characters - fight for domination....

April 1, 2022 · 7 min · 1375 words · Nicole Zelinsky

Someone Needs To Make A Fight Club In Valheim

Jab, jab, uppercut, bang! He’s soaring into the stratosphere. Valheim doesn’t really allow you to wallop lads up into space, but the boxing still feels surprisingly good. I mean, the first thing you need to do when you boot up a server is punch the life out of some trees, the most nefarious enemies in the game, so you can get enough timber for an axe. What I mean is, at its heart, Valheim is a Viking game about clobbering stuff with your drengr knuckles....

April 1, 2022 · 3 min · 548 words · Conrad Rosser

Sony Announces Next State Of Play New Game Teased

Without a new PlayStation Experience event or E3 2019 to lean on, Sony has been attempting to chart its own course by experimenting with new ways to keep its fans informed. In addition to utilizing the 24/7 news cycle, Sony has also created a streaming series called State of Play, where the company shows off new trailers, new game announcements, and new gameplay footage. While the first one brought fans a look at games like Mortal Kombat 11 and Days Gone, Sony is getting ready to debut another State of Play session with a few surprises this time as well....

April 1, 2022 · 2 min · 378 words · David Edwards

Sony Claims Ps4 Is Winning Back Wii Owners

It’s no secret that the PS4 is leading the pack when it comes to current generation consoles right now. Sony has built a comfortable lead since launching their device in mid-November, and they have surrendered little ground to the competition since then. While most would attribute Sony’s early success to their clear messaging, favorable price point, and some poor decisions by their competitor, those likely aren’t the only reasons. In fact, Sony’s Andrew House thinks that the Nintendo Wii may have helped build the PS4’s early lead....

April 1, 2022 · 3 min · 517 words · Walter Harrell

Spider Man Far From Home Has Spider Man Ps4 Easter Egg

Spider-Man: Far From Home hit theaters on July 2 to a massive $39 million opening, with fans of the webhead and the MCU overall packing theaters. One group that attended was developer Insomniac Games, the studio responsible for the highly-successful Spider-Man PS4 title, but the developers were likely not the only ones to realize that Spider-Man: Far From Home has an Easter egg that alludes to the PS4 exclusive, Spider-Man. It’s worth highlighting that this article may contain MINOR SPOILERS for those who have yet to see the film....

April 1, 2022 · 2 min · 375 words · Pauline Ellis

Splinter Cell Fan Film Releases Part 2

Ubisoft’s Splinter Cell franchise has been dormant for quite awhile, with the latest game in the series releasing back in 2013. While no new game has been announced quite yet, Atomic Productions has put together an impressive fan film that could scratch that Splinter Cell itch for those that have been waiting years for a proper eighth generation entry in Ubisoft’s stealth series. This new Splinter Cell fan film is actually a sequel to the Splinter Cell fan film that released in 2014....

April 1, 2022 · 2 min · 318 words · Lindsay Taylor

Resident Evil 10 Plot Points That Were Completely Forgotten About

Given the number of movies, sequels, and spinoff games that currently encompass the Resident Evil franchise, there really should be a lot more forgotten plot points. Part of the charm of the series is that the stories are fairly tight, with many of the dropped threads from earlier years picked up and used in later games. With the release of Resident Evil 8 looming on the misty horizon, fans and players are hoping that a few of those unfinished storylines come to a conclusion....

March 31, 2022 · 5 min · 1009 words · Zelma Schmidt

Resident Evil 2 How To Get The Lore Explore Achievement Trophy

Capcom’s Resident Evil 2 has done a great job at both bringing back fans of the original game from 1998, while also attracting the attention of newcomers to the series. By rebuilding the lore and setting from the ground-up, the developer has stayed true to the formula of the original, without feeling too familiar either. No matter which story players choose to start with, collecting memos and files lying around are crucial to finding clues to completing puzzles and unlocking safes and lockers, which offer additional benefits to both Leon Kennedy and Claire Redfield’s respective weapon and equipment layouts....

March 31, 2022 · 5 min · 946 words · Bryan Shaw

Resident Evil 2 Mod Replaces Mr X With Nemesis

The 2019 iteration of Resident Evil 2 is often dubbed by many as the definition of how to remake a classic. The latest title released by Capcom stayed true to its source material, while effectively fleshing out its characters and tightening its overall plot. The game also revamped the horrifying tyrant popularly known as Mr. X, now that it relentlessly stalks the player for a good amount of time. Of course, it is important to remember that the 1999 title, Resident Evil 3, also introduced what would eventually become one of the most iconic villains in the Resident Evil franchise, Nemesis....

March 31, 2022 · 2 min · 395 words · Reuben Pinkston

Respawn Founder Discusses Whether Titanfall 3 Will Happen

Respawn Entertainment co-founder Vince Zampella discusses the positive reception to Titanfall 2 and whether a sequel may be in the cards for the titan vs. pilot game. To say that Titanfall 2 has had a rough road towards success would be putting things mildly. Yes, the sequel had the advantage of a multiplatform release on both Xbox One and PS4, but its release date put Titanfall 2 in a very tricky spot....

March 31, 2022 · 3 min · 507 words · Robert Masters

Retro Fps Hrot Sets Episode One Release For January 29 2021

There may not be too many games announced for 2021 yet, but there’s something special to look forward to next month. As announced on Twitter today by solo developer Spytihněv, retro FPS HROT will be releasing its first episode on January 29, 2021. Combining elements of Metro, Quake, and cult-classic Chasm: The Rift, a free demo released this past summer set expectations incredibly high. When the first episode releases, it will contain eight levels, 16 different enemies, nine weapons, four boss fights, a horde mode map, and a New Game+ option....

March 31, 2022 · 2 min · 272 words · Leah Garcia

Revisi N De Lego Dimensions Todo Es Impresionante

Nuestra opinión rápida Lego Dimensions - 4,5 / 5 Análisis de Lego Dimensions: Los precios de Lego Análisis de Lego Dimensions: La forma perfeccionada Análisis de Lego Dimensions: La imaginación se desborda Análisis de Lego Dimensions: La complejidad de la construcción Para recapitular Jugar a Lego Dimensions, incluso sólo con la compra del Starter Pack, es una enorme diversión para la familia. Es el juego de juguetes más imaginativo y abierto hasta la fecha....

March 31, 2022 · 1 min · 74 words · Charles Fernandez

Riddler Year One How Paul Dano Created A New Origin Story For His Batman Character

Paul Dano brought a haunting and disturbing edge to Edward Nashton, better known as the Riddler, in this year’s movie The Batman. Now the actor is taking his talents to the comics page and filling in the character’s backstory for Riddler: Year One with art by Stevan Subic for DC. Dano spoke with us about his first time writing comics and getting even deeper into the Riddler’s head. How much of your preparation for the role of the Riddler ended up on the page with this book?...

March 31, 2022 · 5 min · 869 words · Elaine Trosper

Rk Royal Kludge Keyboards All The Details

If you’re an avid gamer or spend a lot of time typing, chances are that a default keyboard doesn’t meet your requirements. It might not have the right design, feel, or sound, and all those factors can make for an underwhelming experience. Getting a professional keyboard is one answer. Rather than settling for whatever came in the box along with your computer, you can get a custom device that will make every minute behind the keyboard an absolute joy....

March 31, 2022 · 5 min · 857 words · Chris Bilbrey

Rocket League Season 2 Begins December 9 Includes New Music And Player Anthems

Psyonix announced today that Rocket League’s Season 2 will begin on December 9. The new season is “a celebration of music” and will bring a new soundtrack, a new Rocket Pass, and a new musical feature called Player Anthems. Player Anthems are a customization option coming to Rocket League on December 9. After scoring a goal, you’ll now be able to pick a song that plays for everyone in the lobby....

March 31, 2022 · 2 min · 347 words · David Dambrosio

Rocket League Sets New Peak Player Record

In the wake of worldwide shutdowns and self-isolation as a result of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, companies like Microsoft have announced increased console usage and game playtimes. Yesterday, Psyonix Studios Co-Head Corey Davis announced on Twitter there were nearly 500,000 active Rocket League players across all platforms as the game’s 14th competitive season began. Davis gave out this number in response to eSports consultant Rod Breslau posting an image of concurrent player tracking on Steam that shows Rocket League hitting a number well above its average over the past year....

March 31, 2022 · 2 min · 232 words · Shannon Johnson