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    Is Xbox Game Pass a Desperate but Inspired Gamble or a...

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    Last Tuesday (23rd January) Phil Spencer announced that any first-party titles MS released for the foreseeable future will be available on Game Pass at launch. We ask if this is desperate gamble by the ailing giant or the first step on the road to 'Games as a Service'? Do we have anything to fear?

    Can Anyone Break the Gaming Console Duopoly?

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    It all started with the Magnavox Odyssey, a strange box that could be connected to a TV at home and run some games like...

    4K Gaming & Fair-Usage Broadband, Something’s Gotta Give

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    Crafty ISPs may be getting a larger pound of flesh from tomorrow's larger file sizes...

    PS5 Announced in 2018? Don’t Be So Naïve

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    We've been hearing a lot in the last few days about how the PlayStation 5 could be coming this year or next, with supposed...

    The Current, Confusing Situation in Halo’s Lore

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    In the upcoming game Halo 5: Guardians, Master Chief's former teammates are finally getting their long anticipated appearance in a Halo video game. But,...

    Persona 5 is my Game of the Year 2017 (Here’s Why)

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    Like many fans of this critically acclaimed JRPG series, I've been counting down the days to Persona 5's release since the first release window...

    What’s The Deal With Kingdom Hearts III?

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     A Deep Love That Dwindles Daily Remember six years ago, when you were waiting for kingdom hearts 3 to be announced for your nice shiny...

    What to look forward to on Nintendo Switch 2018

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    Three titles in 2018 will be pivotal to the Switch's continued success - they are probably exactly what you were thinking but try to act surprised...

    Mr Green: Moonlight Review – Much More than a Slot Machine

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    When is a video game not technically a video game? When it's a video slot machine. As crazy as that opening gambit might sound,...

    Nobody Took the Torch from EA in Developing Decent Rugby Games

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    It's obvious that the last decade of rugby games were rushed, low-budget affairs. Such fan-exploitative tactics do nothing to help the sport itself nor their respective games' chances of becoming an annual/biennal hit.
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