Following on the heels of two free content releases, Halo 5: Guardians is kicking off the new year with a bang. Infinity’s Armory delivers REQs straight from the arsenal of the most powerful space vessel in the UNSC fleet, along with new battlegrounds for both Arena and Warzone Assault. Equip weapons with intimate familiarity, as well as those completely alien. Outfit your Spartans with all-new armor sets and unlock weapon skins from worlds beyond the Halo Universe. Highlights include: New Arena Map: Riptide – Scarred by wars both ancient and new, the Created have judged this planet to be in... See the rest of the story on Xbox Wire
We’re extremely excited by all of the prospects that come along with Ubisoft’s ambitious Tom Clancy’s The Division – and it’s a lot of amazing things rolled into one package. If you’ve been following The Division’s development for a while, plenty of possibilities are probably swirling around in your head: Is it a Destiny-like shared world shooter? Is it a post-apocalyptic action-role-playing game? Or is it something that completely defies categorization within any existing genre? As The Division opens, you’ll be “activated” as a Strategic Homeland Division agent after a population-wiping plague cripples New York City on Black Friday. We... See the rest of the story on Xbox Wire
Starting today, you can experience a world in which gifted individuals discover their own amazing powers and use them for purposes both good and nefarious. Gemini: Heroes Reborn, a new first-person action-adventure from developers Imperative Entertainment and Phosphor Games, tells an original story about the dark side of being a hero. In Gemini, you assume the role of Cassandra, an everyday college student who embarks on a journey to learn about her new-found superpowers – which include telekinesis, various types of reality-shifting, and slowing down and jumping back-and-forth in time – in a desperate effort to save her abducted friend... See the rest of the story on Xbox Wire
If you’re looking for something fresh and different to play on your Xbox One, we recommend 2015’s critically acclaimed episodic adventure Life Is Strange, which just received an awesome retail edition on Xbox One. Part teen mystery, part superhero story, part tense thriller, Life Is Strange is a game that sticks with you. Check out some of the reasons why it’s such a memorable experience. It’s Like Playing a Compelling Teen TV Drama Life Is Strange is very much a high school story, putting you in the shoes of Max Caulfield – a very typical teenage girl, though one with... See the rest of the story on Xbox Wire
Have you always been interested in the Resident Evil series, but intimidated by the sheer number of titles with Resident Evil in their name, and just don’t know where to start? Well, get ready for the perfect jumping-on point for one of the greatest survival horror series in video gaming history. The Resident Evil Origins Collection – out now for Xbox One – is a handy-dandy compilation of the two starting stories in the Resident Evil universe, both remastered in HD for Xbox One. And of course, you can purchase them individually on the Xbox Store. Either way, let’s look... See the rest of the story on Xbox Wire
Today Tachyon Project made its way to PlayStation Store. When I was asked if I could write an article that included some tips and tricks for the game I jumped right in — tips can highlight the gameplay depth you can find in Tachyon Project, which is what differentiates it from other games of the genre. So, let’s go for it!
Attack is the Best Form of Defense
In Tachyon Project your health is the time left. Destroying enemies increases the time left. Thus, most of the time, the best way to get out of a tricky situation is to be particularly aggressive.
Obliterating a few enemies may give you those extra seconds you need to breath and find your place on the screen and face the next bunch of attackers.
In these situations, if you have enough time left (using secondary weapons consumes time) I’d recommend using an explosion or a mine to destroy a bunch of enemy ships and get...
Assassin’s Creed Chronicles is an exciting direction for Ubisoft’s stealth-action series for plenty of reasons. The new side-scrolling perspective and bite-sized action segments deliver a welcome twist on the typical sneaking, stalking, and stabbing that we’ve all come to expect from the franchise over the past decade. Just as exciting, however? Assassin’s Creed Chronicles’ trio of intriguing settings promise to make these adventures feel like nothing any would-be Assassin has played before. This three-part saga features three vast nations that have seen immensely important roles in world history but haven’t played a significant part in Assassin’s Creed – until now.... See the rest of the story on Xbox Wire
First off, Happy New Year! I mean, sure it’s mid-January, but it’s still okay to say Happy New Year, right? Regardless, I’m here to share the gloriousness of Ace Team’s upcoming action adventure game, the monster movie-inspired The Deadly Tower of Monsters. This sci-fi themed intergalactic planetary voyage it out today on PS4.
How would I describe the game? I would say it’s very similar to one of life’s greatest guilty pleasures. You know what I’m talking about. It’s 3:00 AM, you’ve got the late night munchies, but you’re not moving away from the TV. You’re going deeper and deeper into the Netflix rabbit hole, desperately searching for… the one.
Before all hope is lost, you see it — nestled in the depths of the Sci-Fi section — the perfect movie. It’s a lowest-of-the-low budget 1970s B-movie full of amateur actors, dialogue written by someone who once met a...
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