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10 Games That We Desperately Want To See Remastered

10 Games That We Desperately Want To See Remastered

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This generation has already seen some high profile games from the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 be remastered. The likes of The Last of Us, Grand Theft Auto V and Halo: The Master Chief Collection are all examples of titles that have had or are getting enhanced editions for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, not only allowing new players to experience them but also giving them new life with upgraded graphics and much improved performance. However, most of the titles that are being remade are games that have only been out for a short time anyway. This article will explore some of the older games that deserve to remade in full HD, along with a few classics from the last generation that would benefit from the enhancements on offer. 10. Battletoads Mention the name Battletoads to anyone who owned a NES and the responses will probably have something to do with just how hard the game was. It was more than just brutally demanding though as it featured hugely impressive

Review: ‘The Arrival’ DLC – Mass Effect 2

Review: ‘The Arrival’ DLC – Mass Effect 2

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A few of you might know or even care that I tend to view the Mass Effect series as Bioware’s only saving grace in the last couple of years. When I play duds like Dragon Age 2, I have to hope that somewhere, somehow, they have a bright team writing great stories that flow well into game play. So far, that team has been on Mass Effect. While some might argue that the games are a bit rigid to play, they still have great story. I tend to forgive a fair amount if the game takes me out of reality a bit and gets me into the characters.

Mass Effect 2: “The Arrival” DLC Launches Today

Mass Effect 2: “The Arrival” DLC Launches Today

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Bioware is looking to bridge the gap between Mass Effect 2 and Mass Effect 3 with the release of “The Arrival”.  In his latest mission, Shepard is tasked with finding an undercover operative with crucial intel on the imminent Reaper threat. Rumors are currently circulating that the DLC is only around an hour long, which is disappointing given how long Bioware has had to work on it. To view “The Arrival” trailer hit the break, and don’t forget to let us know what you think in the comment section. Will you be downloading this DLC?