Obviously the character in talk here is the infamous mister Leroy Smith, who was welcomed with great reactions upon announcement when he was revealed as a character but is greatly hated by the majority of Tekken’s community (even to this day, after the patch fixes). Bandai Namco, the guys behind Tekken 7 have released a few patches in the last weeks, in hopes of balancing Leroy Smith’s power, but every change they made was too small, making the community angry. Try watching the latest EVO Japan 2020, the latest major tournament, the ladder was full of Leroy Smiths. That alone…

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Ubisoft, the publisher behind the loot-shooter The Division 2, has announced that a new expansion is about to be released in the coming weeks. The new expansion is called “Warlords of New York” and it.. well, take you back to the place of the first game, which is New York. The story behind the DLC is that there’s an ex-Division agent, Aaron Keener, that has gone rogue and has taken over the lower parts of Manhattan. Your ultimate goal for this expansion is to take him down and re-take control of the places he’s taken control of, but Aaron ain’t…

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As a fan and player of the MOBA game Dota 2, I was intrigued when the announcement of Dota Underlords hit the internet in early 2019. Released as an open-beta, the team at Valve has been making consistent improvements to this fun, strategic game over the course of the past (almost) year, prepping for the release of the full version on the 25th of February 2020.  I’ve put about 600 hours on the Underlords clock (yes, I know that means 25 days of my year were just spent playing the game) and I’ll say that it’s been a wonderful, frustrating…

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The long-awaited release of League of Legends’ approach to the new and trending autobattle genre, Teamfight Tactics, which is already out and playable in the main game since June 2019, is beginning its closed beta tests for the mobile version. Riot Games just announced that their mobile version of Teamfight Tactics is ready to start getting into closed beta tests. The official month that the game will be accesible to most of the countries around the globe will be March of this year, however, some of the users who are already pre-registered may have the opportunity to play a little…

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Nowadays, kids start using computers at a very tender age. It’s easy to spot preschoolers using phones and other electronic gadgets. Which is the idea that leads to the question why is online safety important? Although internet technology comes with several gains, it also exposes children to some dangers. For this reason, your child needs to understand the basics of online safety while using computers. Here are safety guidelines to help your child to stay alert online: Be honest Share everything with your kid about some of the adverse situations that they may encounter online. Such will serve as a…

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Nothing has been revealed on the website, no specifications, no price point, nothing at all so keep calm (for now). Sony has decided that its time to bring up an official website for the PS5, although it has nothing to show for us, except for a.. newsletter sign-up (You know how to tease, Sony, I’ll give you that). The console’s website has initially been spotted by a user on Reddit with the name u/RyderrexTheOriginal (give that guy a medal, please.. or a cookie), which he brought up through a Reddit post and a picture from the website to show as…

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With our graphics cards in place from the previous part of this 3-part guide, it’s time we have a talk about the CPU you’re gonna need in order to not have bottlenecks with the rest of your system for (again) every price tier. Links to every part of this guide: Graphics Cards CPUs Monitors Let’s do this (in Captain Price’s voice) In all fairness, you’re absolutely right if you’re confused with the latest CPU releases and the latest news regarding new technologies and improvements in CPUs, and with Intel and AMD always rushing out products to have an edge on…

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Do you want to know what surprises PlayStation prepared for you in 2020? We will tell you about the best and most expected PlayStation 4 exclusives, and you will surely find some of your favorites in this list. Some of them surprised us a lot. Almost every PlayStation exclusive is a big event, a lot of work, and a fair amount of innovation that the company offers its customers. In recent years, a considerable number of amazing PlayStation 4 exclusives have been released – Horizon Zero Dawn, Marvel’s Spider-Man, God of War, and other amazing games have already become classics of the gaming…

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Echtra Games, the developers behind the free-to-play Torchlight title named “Torchlight Frontiers”, have announced that they are completely overhauling their game and are renaming it “Torchlight III”. Along with this announcement, they also uploaded an announcement video showcasing some of the biggest changes that are coming to the game, with Max Schaefer (The creator of the Torchlight series) talking in the background and explaining how and why they made this decision. Here’s the video: Unlike Torchlight Frontiers, which was a free-to-play title, Torchlight III will not follow the same path and will transition into a premium model. Another big announcement…

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Since Fortnite took the big leap into Chapter 2, we haven’t heard any news regarding Season 2 and also it has been an incredibly long Season 1, but that is now going to change. Dataminers have recently discovered the date “February 6” in the game’s API, which almost immediately became the highlight of the day, but Epic Games took wind of this and have confirmed that the Season 2 will officially begin on February 20. Here is a picture of their official announcement: While Epic did reveal Season 2’s release date, they didn’t reveal any of the new changes and…

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We’ll analyze all possible and most value-for-money choices for every price tier, as of January, 2020. We’ll break this guide into three parts, because we have a lot to cover for every component (we’ll add links to each article when they get published): Graphics Cards CPUs Monitors Let the graphics fight begin The graphics card market has become quite confusing lately, with so many products being launched every so often by both sides, Nvidia and AMD (No, I don’t count Intel as a side with their new “graphics card”). This article will (hopefully) make your next upgrade decision a bit…

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A “fresh breeze” in the battle royale genre With Scavengers Studios, a relatively new development team to the gaming industry, with a small number of members in it (eighteen members) releasing Darwin Project to the PlayStation 4, it’s a very good opportunity to have a talk about it, as it is a battle royale type of game but with an interesting twist in its concept. A new take on the battle royale concept First of all, this game has been released for Microsoft Windows and Xbox One as a free-to-play title since April 24, 2018 and only just recently made it out of Steam’s Early Access and into the PlayStation 4 platform. This isn’t your standard and typical battle royale game, where you just loot everything in your way as fast as humanly possible like your name is Barry Allen (aka “The Flash”) and then shoot away all your ammunition into the enemy’s skulls, hoping that you and your squad will make it as the last squad standing. In Darwin…

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The Twitch Frontier Twitch is fast becoming one of the new “It” social media options of 2020. Though it’s been around a number of years, mainstream applicability is beginning to burgeon here. For example, people love to watch gamers get scared witless playing survival horror titles like Resident Evil, or Silent Hill. Gamers are learning to connect, forge new alliances, and find new communities. Essentially, if you wanted to make one sentence all-encompassing of Twitch, it turns all games into online games. But that’s not the only office of Twitch. It’s got avenues of totally new and unique content. Diverse…

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A success on top of an OG big hit It’s back and greater than ever, a remake that was already a huge success back in the day and an already good story that got expanded, to meet the demands of the modern era for playable content. The guys at CAPCOM really gave their best to revive an oldie and re-imagine it with the modern technologies that are available today. Built with the same (but improved) game engine that was introduced in Resident Evil 7, the visuals and the overall performance of Resident Evil 2: Remake are stunning in all platforms…

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Cyberpunk 2077 and Final Fantasy VII Remake getting delayed The two biggest games of the year once again are getting postponed. Just as every gamer that’s interested in both games has feared. Cyberpunk 2077 and Final Fantasy VII Remake got inevitably postponed for yet another delayed release date. Let’s talk Cyberpunk 2077 first Let’s address it right away, the game has officially been delayed by five months, taking it from the initial release date of April 16, 2020 all the way to September 17, 2020 Let’s be honest, we all saw it coming from miles away that CD Projekt…

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Mobile gaming has been on the rise over the past few years and with PC, PS4 etc. titles like PUBG tapping into the game, the obvious competition has tried to make their mark on the space as well. Due to the current trend of convenience in our culture, the big players in the gaming industry are moving in to take their share of the £50 billion mobile gaming market.  What are we talking about exactly? If you couldn’t tell by the first paragraph’s heavy focus on mobile gaming, this week’s Game of the Week has to be none other than…

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To understand the new smart watched and other pro devices of recent focus, we should look to Silicon Valley and the quantified movement. Apple’s Watch records exercise, tracks our moves throughout the day, checks the amount of time we are stood up and reminds us to get up and move around if we have been sat for too long – let’s not forget Tim Cooks “sitting is the new coolness” line. To its detractors, love at first sight must be an illusion – the wrong term for what is simply infatuation, or a way to sugarcoat lust. Best Chromebook: Google…

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To understand the new smart watched and other pro devices of recent focus, we should look to Silicon Valley and the quantified movement. Apple’s Watch records exercise, tracks our moves throughout the day, checks the amount of time we are stood up and reminds us to get up and move around if we have been sat for too long – let’s not forget Tim Cooks “sitting is the new coolness” line. To its detractors, love at first sight must be an illusion – the wrong term for what is simply infatuation, or a way to sugarcoat lust. Best Chromebook: Google…

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Playing online is one of the great joys of gaming. Whether you’re playing browser games by yourself or engaging in an exciting raid with your buddies, online gaming is arguably the best innovation of the Xbox 360-PlayStation 3 era. With that said, some games are definitely better than others; not all online games are created equal. Here, we present for you the 15 best online games you can currently play on any platform, in no particular order. Without further ado, let’s get started! Fortnite: Battle Royale (PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch) Though it wasn’t the first game to…

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With Christmas just around the corner, it’s the perfect opportunity to play some holiday-themed games to get you in the Christmas spirit. Thought tree decorating, food, and presents were all you had to look forward to? Think again!  Yes, we might admit it’s a bit cheesy, but who wouldn’t want to have some frosty fun? Don’t skip over the gaming festivities this year, we have a lot of funky titles for you to choose from. So grab your Gramps, a snack, and prepare for an epically funny gaming session that’ll become your Christmas tradition every year.  Christmas Wonderland 6 I…

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Getting a break from the stress of daily life is important. Ignoring the need for a break can lead to lots of health problems in the future. For some people, escaping into a world of fantasy with the help of the iconic game known as Dungeons and Dragons (DnD) is something they enjoy. In fact, there are over 13 million active DnD players around the world. Playing this game will require both an active imagination and the right equipment. One of the most important pieces you will need before beginning your game is DnD dice. The following is some important…

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When you finally realise your dream as a gaming content creator, it can feel like the world is your oyster. To a certain extent, that’s true; you’ll finally be able to work as you wish, nobody telling you what to do (apart from Google algorithms, of course). There are still things you need to be careful of when you’re doing this job, though. Many content creators fall foul of hidden checklists and problems they didn’t foresee, so don’t let that be you. Here are 10 things you need to remember as a gaming content creator. Get paid Your content is…

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If you’ve never contemplated hosting your own eSports event, now may well be the time to start. eSports events can be amazing fun, bringing together the best parts of video games and sporting disciplines. A great eSports event requires many different organisational aspects to come together; it’s not just the game itself, but also the surrounding stalls, attractions, and other things you might want to use to bring in customers and create truly unforgettable moments. Here’s how you can host your very own eSports event. Work out your budget Every eSports event will have a different budget attached to it.…

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It’s that time again and we’re heading into the second week of December with an exciting feature we’re sure you’ll love. Yes, we know it’s an oldie, but oh is it a goodie. Maybe the best open-world PC game ever? You read and decide for yourself.  What is this week’s spotlight? Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.  Released in 2015 by CD Projekt Red, Witcher 3: Wild Hunt soon became one of the highest-rated PC games (10/10) according to Steam and we seriously can’t argue with that. We’d be remiss not to mention that it also won Game of the Year and…

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Here’s a sobering fact for you: depending on the size and operational scope of your business, a major data breach could not only cost you a ludicrous amount of money but could also potentially compromise millions of customers’ accounts. As a business owner, a professional, or just someone who’s concerned about data security, you really can’t afford your data falling into the wrong hands. As technology improves, the consequences of losing data or being hacked become more and more severe. Where can you turn in these troubled times? The answer, as it happens, is iStorage. This UK-based company has been…

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Every video lover must have noticed the slow progression of video games in 2019. While this might seem a little bit of concern, it might interest you to know that something great still came out of this dearth. There are more than enough fun games on gamesgames.com, including new releases this year that you should jump on.  Below is a list of some of the best fun games that rocked 2019 that you should not miss out on: 1. Apex Legends This game was released in February and has since been one of the most played games this year. Apex…

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In the history of gaming, racing games have been consistent since the first video game was released in 1974. However, it has improved over the years and happens to be the favorite genre of many video game lovers, whether as a novice or a professional gamer.  Selecting the best racing games isn’t an easy fit as it involves a lot, including the graphical content, sound, and virtual reality, like some of the car games on agame.com. The best racing game feels just right and keeps you glued longer than you expect while you have a great experience. Below are some…

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Planet Zoo is a game all about animals. That might sound like an obvious observation but never has a game had a more thorough approach to its subject matter than Frontier Developments has applied here. Perhaps this should be expected from the developers of stalwart simulation games like Planet Coaster and space trucker sim Elite Dangerous, but believe us when we say that Planet Zoo is not a game for the casual simulation fan or those who don’t like to pore too much over information. Let’s back up a little. Planet Zoo is the latest game in Frontier’s long-running quest…

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Once upon a time, the humble 3D platformer was the go-to game of choice for any developer wishing to make a movie tie-in game but not possessing the resources or time to make that game more unique. Everything from Toy Story to Wall-E to Madagascar got the 3D platformer treatment, and while they were all of varying quality, they flooded the market to the point that the 3D platformer fell out of favour in general. We’re not blaming those licensed games specifically for that, but they played a part. Fastforward to 2019 and the tie-in game is all but dead.…

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For some, Call of Duty is in the midst of an identity crisis. 2017’s Call of Duty: WWII returned the series to its early-2000s roots but couldn’t quite manage to capture the magic momentum of the franchise at its best. In 2018, Treyarch took its turn with Black Ops 4, a game that garnered its fair share of criticism thanks to a lack of single-player content and a perceived attempt to keep up with the battle royale-loving Joneses.  With that in mind, it’s no surprise that when Infinity Ward’s turn once again rolled around after the lukewarm reception of 2016’s…

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What are the most essential qualities you look for in an external storage drive? The answer to that question will dictate whether or not the SecureDrive BT is for you. If you favour security and protection of your sensitive files over everything else, then there is absolutely no doubt that you should buy this drive yesterday. If you’re only looking to store a few photographs and don’t need the additional security protocols, this is a slightly harder sell. It’s rare that a product knows its audience so well and is willing to cater to them almost exclusively. Let’s back up…

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