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Gaming Remakes/Remasters are a Growing Problem – And Everyone is to Blame!
Gaming has always typically fallen into generally defined “ages” as consumer trends (and mostly developers/publishers) try to find the next big craze. For the last 10 years, however, I think it would be fair to summarise the current period as the age of the remake and remaster. We have seen…
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Is Netflix’s Upcoming Ad-Tier A Precursor for More Price Increases?
It’s pretty much a foregone conclusion that at some point, either late this year or in early 2023, Netflix will announce the launch of its brand new ad-supported subscription tier. Effectively representing a fourth and least expensive option to consumers, it has clearly been a matter of more than a…
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Graphics Cards – Should You Buy Now, or Wait A Little Bit Longer? (Opinion)
Ever since AMD and Nvidia launched their Radeon 6000 and GeForce 3000 graphics cards in late 2020, actually getting hold of one of them has been, and in some respects still remains, a pretty difficult task. – With that being said though, it’s hard to deny that since the start…
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Evil Dead: The Game – PC Review – Good? Bad? I’m the Guy with A Great Game!
Alright you primitive screw-heads, listen up! – You see this? This Is my Evil Dead: The Game review! – It’s a 2,200 worded double-entendre riddled one! – eTeknix’s top of the line. – Shop teknix! Shop e-Teknix! Ok, so I think it would be fair to say that ‘The Evil…
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Is Expanding 5G a Better Temporary Solution for the UK’s Internet Than Fibre?
I’d like to start this by freely conceding that given the problems going on in the world at the moment (Ukraine/Russia), complaining about the quality of internet within the UK right now might sound like a rather frivolous point. Having a crap connection to your home is one thing, but…
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Game Reviews – Are ‘Perfect’ Scores Ruining the Media’s Credibility?
With my 40th birthday fast approaching (a little too quickly for my liking I might add), I think it would be fair to say that I’ve been playing video games for a pretty long time now. Ever since, in fact, I was 4-years-old and first managed to get my hands…
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The 5 Biggest Issues We Constantly See With AAA-Gaming
I don’t think it would be unfair to say that over the last 10 years or so, the quality of a released game has nosedived quite notably. You only have to look at the state of titles such as Cyberpunk 2077 to see that, quite clearly, when this was finally…
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5 Reasons the Xbox Series S Could be the Biggest Next-Gen Success!
With Microsoft confirming the launch date and prices for their new next-gen consoles, while a lot of the attention has been heaped on the Xbox Series X, the smaller and more humble Xbox Series S has certainly been quietly garnering a lot of interest from gaming consumers. I must admit…
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Why Publishers Excuses for Increasing Game Prices are Weak AF
There’s been plenty of talk about increasing the prices of next-generation games to meet the growing cost of development and inflation in general. Of course, I myself and many others think this is a huge pile of bull. The usual suspects are coming forward, such as 2K Games, Activision, and…
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Nvidia 30XX – Do You Need a New Power Supply?
So, Nvidia has officially launched it’s new 30XX graphics cards and, at least on paper, the entire range of GPUs (3070/3080/3090) looks pretty fantastic in terms of their performance potential. While holding a ‘launch party’ steam, however, one of the most common questions our fans asked us was what the…
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Apple Fighting to Prevent Release of Steve Jobs Deposition
The Associated Press, CNN and Bloomberg have filled a motion to have the video deposition of Steve Jobs released from the ongoing iPod lawsuit. The publications are in a battle against Apple’s lawyers who are actively seeking it stays confined to the courtroom. Attorney Thomas Burke made the point that…
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Steve Jobs Still Delivering Sharp Opinions From the Grave
The other day we reported on the news that Steve Jobs was to appear in court over an iPod lawsuit via a video deposition recorded in 2011. Well the trial began yesterday, and we have some of the first details of what was said in that video. According to Reuters, Jobs delivered…
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Study Claims Social Networks Cannot Guage Public Opinions
One of the golden rules of social media promotion and engagement is fully based around asking fans for their opinions. It’s commonly seen throughout all different kinds of pages, ranging from celebrities to technology manufacturers and automotive brands. However, the scientists at McGill University in Montreal and Carnegie Mellon Universities…
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