Month: December 2021

There are decent Halo Infinite players, really great players, ranked Onyx players, and then there’s Remy “Mint Blitz,” an Australian streamer who won more than 100 free-for-all matches in a row.  First reported by Kotaku, Mint Blitz originally set out to win 50 consecutive free-for-all matches in the recently-released (and free-to-play) multiplayer portion of Halo Infinite.
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Prestigious and long-running UK gaming magazine EDGE has revealed the staffs favourite games of 2021. The winner this year is Bethesda’s PlayStation 5 exclusive Deathloop. Some of the other games in the magazine’s top ten include Capcom’s latest Monster Hunter game for the Nintendo Switch, Monster Hunter Rise, Microsoft and Playground Games, Forza Horizon 5,
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Blow us down! Fantasy Dash might just be the first of the 79p games that is worth considering. It gets over that line by a whisker, but it’s an achievement regardless. Well, an achievement without any Gamerscore.  Fantasy Dash has no real claim to the ‘fantasy’ prefix. There isn’t a sniff of a goblin or
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Remember when the Xbox Series X released and didn’t have any launch titles to go with it? This was a far cry away from the humble Atari 7800, a console that came with a game built in: Asteroids; my first exposure to this absolute classic. Load the console up without a cartridge slotted in and
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This week’s Nintendo Download includes the following content: Activities: Earn DOUBLE My Nintendo Gold Points – For a limited time, you can earn double My Nintendo Gold Points when you purchase select digital games. That means you can earn up to 10% in Gold Points – which you can then use toward your next eligible digital game
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Every year our clone forms degrade, and Katharine spends the winter break copying each consciousness into a new body. Don’t worry: we can’t feel a thing! Since our new forms are still coming online from their time spent in the primordial flesh soup vat of the RPS Treehouse, we can’t post over Christmas, so we’ve
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For a game that effectively gives you two choices – choose left or choose right – we are astonishingly bad at Ring of Pain. It’s part of its cruelty: even when there are only a few things in your control, you can still mess things up royally and die within the opening moments. Ring of
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