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Join us as we react to the Playstation Showcase 2021 that happened last week, featuring the long awaited reveal of God of War: Ragnarok and Spider Man 2, alongside other surprising, and not so surprising (looking at you, Grand Theft Auto 5) announcements.
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Join us as we react to the Playstation Showcase 2021 that happened last week, featuring the long awaited reveal of God of War: Ragnarok and Spider Man 2, alongside other surprising, and not so surprising (looking at you, Grand Theft Auto 5) announcements.
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The end is finally here! After close to 100 hours of playthrough, we have finally concluded our playthrough of Mass Effect Legendary Edition. In this episode, we look at the final game in the trilogy, Mass Effect 3. How did it stack up as a swansong to Shepard’s final showdown with the Reapers? And what about that controversial ending, eh? We sit down to break it all down.
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The end is finally here! After close to 100 hours of playthrough, we have finally concluded our playthrough of Mass Effect Legendary Edition. In this episode, we look at the final game in the trilogy, Mass Effect 3. How did it stack up as a swansong to Shepard’s final showdown with the Reapers? And what about that controversial ending, eh? We sit down to break it all down.
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After stopping Khotun Khan’s invasion on the island of Tsushima, Jin Sakai has to now travel to the neighbouring Iki Island, this time to prevent the mythical Eagle tribe from taking over the area. The journey to Iki is not as easy as it seems, though, as Jin has to also battle his inner demons, as well as residents who are not friendly to samurais. In this episode of GGWP, we review Ghost of Tsushima: Iki Island Expansion, included in the newly released Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut, to see whether it’s an expansion worth getting to complete your Ghost of Tsushima experience.
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After stopping Khotun Khan’s invasion on the island of Tsushima, Jin Sakai has to now travel to the neighbouring Iki Island, this time to prevent the mythical Eagle tribe from taking over the area. The journey to Iki is not as easy as it seems, though, as Jin has to also battle his inner demons, as well as residents who are not friendly to samurais. In this episode of GGWP, we review Ghost of Tsushima: Iki Island Expansion, included in the newly released Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut, to see whether it’s an expansion worth getting to complete your Ghost of Tsushima experience.
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Phrases like “KO” and “Here Comes A New Challenger” have reverberated in arcades worldwide for years as gamers spent their time and hard-earned money mastering and challenging others at Street Fighter, King of Fighters, Tekken and many other fighting games. These games then took a temporary dip in popularity as other genres became popular, but the resurgence in competitive gaming, as well as certain franchises, brought the genre back to life. In this episode, we’re going to look at how fighting games started, what made them so popular, and how they have survived all these years.
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A few weeks ago, Valve shocked the gaming world by announcing Steam Deck, a portable, Nintendo Switch-like gaming console that’s powerful and can play games from your Steam library on the go. The immediate reaction was very positive, with a lot of people saying that this might shake the gaming industry. But will it? We speak to Jonathan Leo, Content Director at Kakuchopurei.com to get his take on the Steam Deck.
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In this episode, we talk about our experience playing Forust’s debut 2D action platformer, The Company Man, and how it reminded us of our own office experiences. We also give some recommendations of our favourite 2D platformer games.
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A few weeks ago, Valve shocked the gaming world by announcing Steam Deck, a portable, Nintendo Switch-like gaming console that’s powerful and can play games from your Steam library on the go. The immediate reaction was very positive, with a lot of people saying that this might shake the gaming industry. But will it? We speak to Jonathan Leo, Content Director at Kakuchopurei.com to get his take on the Steam Deck.
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