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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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IN THE NEWS: Another Botched Launch

Posted on 13 Nov 2021 by

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I love the gaming industry. Video gaming is one of my favorite hobbies and something that brings me tons of glee. What I feel is what I want other gamers to feel when they play their games. But there is a destructive habit in… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: Another Botched Launch”

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IN THE NEWS: Netflix Enters the Gaming Market

Posted on 6 Nov 2021 by

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Gaming subscriptions are becoming more and more popular in the gaming industry. It seems like there is a market out there for people who are not concerned with owning their games. They are still gamers who still want to play video games even though… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: Netflix Enters the Gaming Market”

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NFL 2K5 Resurrected: How to Make a Great Game Better

Posted on 26 Oct 2021 by

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Even though ESPN NFL 2K5 came out over 17 years ago, its impact on the sports gaming world is still being felt by today by thousands, if not millions of gamers. ESPN NFL 2K5 was a monumental game for many reasons when it was released in… Continue Reading “NFL 2K5 Resurrected: How to Make a Great Game Better”

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IN THE NEWS: Microsoft is Coming Out Swingin’

Posted on 19 Jun 2021 by

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Microsoft is ready to battle. If there is one thing I took from an otherwise underwhelming Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) this year, it was that Microsoft showed its commitment to draw more gamers to its platforms. Especially with the acquisition of Bethesda and other… Continue Reading “IN THE NEWS: Microsoft is Coming Out Swingin’”

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