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IN THE NEWS: Halo Infinite Gets it Right

Posted on 20 Nov 2021 by

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As frustrated as I was with the Battlefield 2042 trial and the game’s shortcomings, there was a silver lining earlier this week as the multiplayer portion of Halo Infinite launched early for free on PC, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox One. Halo Infinite’s multiplayer… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: Halo Infinite Gets it Right”

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Online-Only Games Should Not Be Full Price

Posted on 16 Nov 2021 by

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I get it. The online component of a game is many times its biggest moneymaker. Online play brings people from all across the globe together. This type of social interaction opens the door for some major spending by gamers through microtransactions. Online gaming is… Continue Reading “Online-Only Games Should Not Be Full Price”

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Delays are a Smart Move by Publishers & Developers

Posted on 2 Nov 2021 by

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I know how frustrating it could be to look forward to a game’s launch only to find out that the release date has been pushed back. It hits even harder when you’ve already pre-ordered the game. When that title gets delayed a second or… Continue Reading “Delays are a Smart Move by Publishers & Developers”

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The Time of Year For the Biggest Releases

Posted on 28 Sep 2021 by

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As we enter into the fall season, I’m reminded about how I have historically spent the most money towards gaming between September and January of each year. The publishers typically release some of the best games of the year during this stretch. And there… Continue Reading “The Time of Year For the Biggest Releases”

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IN THE NEWS: Bots Are Coming Back to Battlefield

Posted on 12 Jun 2021 by

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The bots are returning to the Battlefield series. I repeat…the bots are returning to the Battlefield series. EA DICE revealed Battlefield 2042 this week as the series will move from the periods of the two World Wars into the not-so-distant future. When it is… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: Bots Are Coming Back to Battlefield”

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