War Games is a strong highlight but Runoff is more of the same in many ways and Swampland is just dull as swamp water imo.

No new Weapons, Burn cards or Titans are included in the Expedition DLC lowering the value for money proposition which is a shame.

All in all TitanFall Expedition DLC are nice maps just a shame they are so variable in their quality and execution.

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In the wake of the Battle of Demeter, IMC Expeditionary Forces travel deep into Frontier space to recover from their recent defeat. On an uncharted world, the IMC begin construction of a new fleet operations base, using newly acquired water collection and filtration plants to support the new base.

When drainage operations reveal ancient ruins and artifacts of an unknown origin in a nearby swamp, Spyglass activates an archaeological team to investigate the site. To maintain battle readiness at the new base, IMC Pilots use simulation pods to train for anticipated Militia raids, based on lessons learned in Angel City and IMC Airbase Sierra.

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This could be bad news for the UK market as both companies had areas of competition that will now be eliminated leaving only smaller less diverse players to act as competition.

It’s going to be interesting to see what impact Dixons has on customers service operation at CPW as that’s an area Dixons is renowned for messing up.

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We said from day one that Microsoft’s inclusion of Kinect in the Xbox One was a massive mistake and would hurt sales. It has and it did and now Microsoft is trying to fix the mess caused by their botched launch.

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Overall, this is a good game with solid game mechanics the fusion of an endless runner of sorts with a FPS with auto fire and a world environment changing around you is compelling and well executed.

Unlike so many movie tie-ins this one actually feels like some love was spent on it to craft a fun experience and what’s better no IAP’s and Free2Play

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With the removal of Beats from the M8 and the standard inclusion of BoomSound that is at best useless and at worst offers no improvement in audio. It’s interesting to see Harman Kardon step in with Sprint in the US to fix the problem and go way beyond anything we had with Beats Audio.

Harman Kardon Clari-Fi technology is a revelation improving the quality of audio dramatically.

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Available for PC for free, you can download it via Steam.

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It looks like HTC lost big time on the deal as it was only recently they sold their remaing stake in Beta for a few hundred million dollars. Apple just scored a massive coup but what does this signal for the iPhone 6?

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If you enjoy The Walking Dead TV series then you will really enjoy what the developers have come up with the video game.

The Walking Dead is a five-part game series (Episode 2-5 can be purchased via in-app) set in the same universe as Robert Kirkman’s award-winning series. Play as Lee Everett, a convicted criminal, who has been given a second chance at life in a world devastated by the undead.

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Running from the 8th to the 18th of May 2014 we get 10 whole days of WildStar Open beta everyone can play so head over to their website to sign up and get ready for Open Beta.

WildStar is coming and there’s  no stopping it!

— Full Release —

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Ghost Recon Phantoms is a well developed F2P game that gets the balance of fun and transaction just right. The gameplay is far from slow offering a fast paced combat system that keeps you engaged.

Smaller maps help Ghost Recon Phantoms to feel fast paced and the graphics are really excellent for a F2P game.

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This game has all the hallmarks of a botch job, a game that fails to be either an MMO or an Elder Scrolls game.

Too much walking, slow mob spawns and a totally stupid questing system that leaves you wandering about hopeful of finding a quest that isn’t broken.

Add to that the lack luster PVP with no arena combat and an open world quest system in PVP that adds frustration, not game play, and Elder Scrolls Online is a game to skip, it certainly isn’t worth a subscription fee.

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Ever since the dawn of modern gaming, constant debate has raged over whether consoles are better than PCs and vice versa, especially among diehard fans of both. If you’re looking forward to the best the video game industry has to offer, the following can help you figure out which one best fits you.

Console Pros and Cons

Ever since Ralph H. Baer broke out the “Brown Box” in 1967, consoles have always had a place in the homes of gamers everywhere. So, what makes the console such an appealing piece of equipment?

For starters, buying a console is easier and, most times, cheaper than building a budget gaming PC. As an example, the Xbox One currently retails at $499 while the PlayStation 4 comes in at $399. With a console, there aren’t any special parts to worry about aside from various optional accessories.

You also won’t have to worry about whether your system will handle the latest games, since the uniform equipment of an average console ensures compatibility for all games on that console. Of course, this means gamers can’t make customizations such as high-definition textures and other fun mods, but at least your gaming experience will be the same everywhere you go.

PC Pros and Cons

As far as gameplay goes, PC games tend to have the upper hand when it comes to graphics and overall performance. While the next-gen consoles offer undoubtedly superior raw processing power and design from the Ps3 and Xbox360, PCs have already been offering more power, and even better graphics. PCs also have the customization aspect going for them in spades – after all, when was the last time you could build your own gaming console the way you wanted it from scratch?

Unfortunately, the brilliant graphics quality, flexibility and customization all come at a cost. For starters, the cost of entry into the “PC gaming master race” can get steep pretty quick. While it’s possible to build a sub-$400 gaming system, a true enthusiast PC can run you as much as $1,200 – and that’s only the beginning. Beefier power supplies, high-tech water cooling solutions and high-end graphics cards like nVidia’s muscular GTX Titan can easily push the price threshold past the $2,000 mark.

Why Not Choose Both?

Just because you already have a fantastic gaming PC doesn’t mean you have to deprive yourself of some console gaming goodness and vice versa. Contrary to what some hardcore fans on both sides of the aisle might say, there’s no shame in having one to supplement the other. In fact, many gaming companies are making it that much easier to do just that.

For starters, the vast majority of today’s hot titles can be found on the PC as well as the major consoles. For example, PC Battlefield 4 is one of many titles also available on the Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Multiplatform gaming is just one way the top companies are reaching out to all gamers regardless of how they play.

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Once you get to Level 10 the The Elder Scrolls Online gets a bit of life to it.

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