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Red Dead Redemption 2 is one of the most popular games of all time, but Red Dead Online is arguably more popular than the main campaign itself. We'd certainly wage that more time has been spent playing the online multiplayer mode than the fantastic single-player story of Arthur Morgan. However, if you're relatively new to the game – and someone […]
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Lady Dimitrescu stole the show when Capcom first revealed Resident Evil Village and now that the game is out, that love hasn’t slowed. While other aspects of the game are finally getting their time to shine, that Tall Vampire Lady fervor hasn’t slowed one bit. We’ve previously shared an incredibly accurate cosplay of this particular character, but one fan took […]
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TKL or tenkeyless have started to win me over during lockdown. While I appreciate the battle station aesthetic of a full-sized keyboard and the additional controls, a 60% keyboard like the HyperX Alloy Origins Core offers a much smaller footprint on my desk without losing any of the core features I’ve grown accustomed to. What’s more, the keyboard is so […]
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I have played the Mass Effect trilogy several times, although admittedly not for a few years now. All that time, I’ve regarded the Reapers as solid but unspectacular villains. I have no major qualms with my canon ending, trading my death for their destruction, although I did not enjoy the A, B, C binary choice presented to me – presented […]
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Mass Effect was ahead of its time in 2007 with its depiction of queer romance, although it was stunted by an execution that felt startlingly heteronormative. Gay relationships were confined to female characters, ensuring that the sexual encounters at the end of their arcs still held some form of appeal to straight players who simply wanted to watch two women […]
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At the beginning of the year, Cosmos Games and GameBoom VR announced Into the Darkness, a virtual reality (VR) shooter which is focused on portraying accurate physics within its mechanics. With a PC VR launch currently stencilled in for 2021, the teams have released a new trailer showcasing everyone’s favourite weapon, the shotgun. Ever since the original Doom era, the […]
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The Elder Scrolls Online is set to launch the Blackwood Chapter next month, introducing a new region, questline, and more to the world of Tamriel. ZeniMax Online Studios has already revealed plenty of info about the upcoming expansion, and we don’t have much longer to wait before we can finally get our hands on the highly anticipated expansion. Here’s everything we know about […]
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Returning to the world of Mass Effect has been a glorious hit of nostalgia – it feels like returning to my childhood home. It’s like a school reunion, full of old faces you haven’t seen in years, only you went to school with cool aliens instead of a bunch of self-interested arseholes. I’m also seeing a lot of people talking […]
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The final season of She-Ra And The Princesses of Power celebrates its first birthday today, and the modern adaptation of the original cartoon has had a gargantuan impact on not only the world of animation, but queer media as a whole. Its fandom is insatiable, taking to social media and organising mass campaigns crying out to Dreamworks for a film, […]
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Resident Evil Village left a sour aftertaste in my mouth that refused to dissipate. There are parts of it I love, but it is a modern, triple-A game that didn’t even do the bare minimum with accessibility, lacking even a FOV slider. For a new title, that’s unacceptable. Hopefully, Capcom takes the feedback and learns from it, improving with its […]
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