"Amnesia: The Dark Descent is one of the most scariest first person survival horror games you'll ever play and it got even more scarier in this fan-made video."

http://beingnerdy.com/offbeat/amnesia-the-dark-descent-in-real-life

"You might have seen many bad-ass Live-Action videos in the past but nothing comes close to this Team Fortress 2 short film. Have a look at it below and let us know how you feel about it."

http://n4g.com/news/819163/unbelievable-live-action-tf2-short-film

Checkout this EPIC image which features every single Zelda character in it. That's 25 years of Zelda history right there.

Link to the image!

http://beingnerdy.com/gaming/kojimas-finished-writing-the-script-for-his-next-game-any-guesses

ZOE 3 or MGS 5?

"Throughout history, man has competed against another in the fierce arena of the sports world. Ranging from the ancient Greece Olympics to the modern day Superbowl, humans seem to have a love of these games played at professional levels. They offer us entertainment, competition, and a sense of team or player loyalty.

But do sports have to be limited to just physical activities? Perhaps not. The rise of fast internet and skill video game developers have helped out a new genre of sports: that of e-sports. While these e-sports range widely from fighters to shooters, arguably the most successful is Starcraft."

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"Throughout history, man has competed against another in the fierce arena of the sports world. Ranging from the ancient Greece Olympics to the modern day Superbowl, humans seem to have a love of these games played at professional levels. They offer us entertainment, competition, and a sense of team or player loyalty.

But do sports have to be limited to just physical activities? Perhaps not. The rise of fast internet and skill video game developers have helped out a new genre of sports: that of e-sports. While these e-sports range widely from fighters to shooters, arguably the most successful is Starcraft."

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Throughout the course of video game history sequels have been the norm. If one game comes about, there is bound to be a second one that tries to be better. But as of late I have been seeing fans of the original games bashing their sequels, and why? Mainly because of change. But I fear, my friends, that a sequel must come with change. You cannot expect "Action-Game 2" to be the same as "Action Game," can you? But this is not the only thing I have noticed about sequels; I have also noticed that they are released way too fast and not given enough attention.

Possibly the most famous of these quick sequels would be, of course, the Call of Duty franchise, but I'm not here to bash on CoD right now. My main concern has been over Bioware's release of Mass Effect and the Dragon Age sequels. I am a proud fan of these sequels and I stand by them with the utmost dignity. Sure, they didn't retain that hardcore RPG feel of their predecessors, but if you look at them as their own game they are very good. And this leads me to my problem with what sequels have become:

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"With E3 right around the corner there's no shortage of things to be excited about. No doubt everyone has their eyes and ears ready for the new Nintendo console and more juicy info on Sony's NGP. We've decided to narrow our sights on the top five games we know are going to be there, and the top five games we hope and dream might be shown. This year's E3 could be the biggest yet, and just know that while these ten are definitely games worth saving our pennies up to buy, there will be PLENTY more that will send nerds off in an uproar over in the next coming weeks."

Are these yours as well?

is infamous there on the store yet?

Hell yeah man, i finally get to play all those awesome 1 hour trial games like Mass Effect 2. I didn't even know they gave trophies lol, thats just too awesome. Also i downloaded Abes Exodus, i loved Abes Odyssey, but hey its a free game. Im actually very pleased now that i finally have all my free stuff and games.

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