While Overwatch begins to struggle with retaining its more less-frequent players, Ninja Theory is taking the advantage to give Blizzard a run for their money, offering them a worthwhile competitor that could dethrone their smash-hit title, just as Paragon sought to do when Epic Games had it up and running. Meet, Bleeding Edge.
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Project xCloud Preview: A Cloud-based video game streaming service done right
For the past few weeks, we’ve been quietly testing Project xCloud, the premier streaming service utilizing Microsoft’s Azure cloud system, which seems it could shape the future of Cloud-based streaming and how gaming content is delivered.
Review: Forza Horizon 4 – Greatness is just over the horizon
Forza Horizon 4 is Microsoft’s latest dive into their iconic Forza Horizon series that sees some of the best features of Forza Motorsport come to life in an open-world experience. Now, here we are, the fourth installment in the world-renowned Xbox and Windows exclusive franchise, let’s take a dive into the Forza world once more with our latest review.
Review: State of Decay 2: Daybreak Pack – An exciting and new take on survival
State of Decay 2’s Daybreak Pack adds in a rather exciting adventure that up to four people to team up and to take on unimaginable odds as players fight off against seemingly endless waves of zombies. Find out what we thought in our review. Continue reading
Review: State of Decay 2 – A state of farming and zombie fun
State of Decay 2 is the sequel to the 2013 Xbox and PC exclusive by State of Decay by Undead Labs, which saw a re-release in 2015 as “State of Decay: Year One Survival Edition”. With the sequel now out and our foray into the zombie-filled apocalypse having hit its climax, it’s time to talk about the game with our review for State of Decay 2.
State of Decay 2: Essential Tips and Tricks to know before you play
State of Decay 2 Deluxe Edition is now available for Windows 10 and Xbox One users. In order to help you get started, here are several essential tips and tricks you must know before you begin.
Is the Halo: The Master Chief Collection the Victim of Rushed Development?

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Review: Cuphead – You’ll Need to Blow Steam
Pros:
+Astoundingly well done audio and visual designs leading to a truly authentic experience
+Boss levels are never the same with bosses each featuring their own mechanics as their fights proceed
+Customizable controls are a delight to have and offer players a way to build the games control scheme to match what they prefer.
Cons:
-Insanely difficult no matter what difficulty you choose a mission on
-Controls without customizing are a nuisance and do not play in the favor of the player.
When I first heard about Studio MDHR’s Cuphead it wasn’t off to a good start. Rather, the journalist involved at the time wasn’t off to a good start. So I tuned in, watched the video and realized his struggles weren’t going to be as nail-bitingly bad as my own. Regardless, to state, the rumors surrounding the games difficulty are real and the game is absolutely one of the hardest games I’ve ever played.
PUBG is Now Available for Xbox One, Game Controls Highlighted
It’s official. As of now the best-selling Battle Royale game is now available for Xbox One and Xbox One X starting today. To help highlight the games release, we’ve been seeing a lot about the games upcoming desert map titled ‘Miraramar’. With the map preparing for launch on PC via the games test servers, fans on Xbox One are now able to enjoy the original map ‘Erangel’ a Soviet themed island.
Review: Forza Motorsport 7 – The Racing King Returns to Compete
Pros:
+By far one of the best looking games available to date
+Offers one of the most realistic racing experiences available
+Graphic quality and overall performance is astonishing regardless of platform
+Loot boxes are done right and do not prevent a players overall enjoyment of the title
Cons:
-Career mode does feel a bit off-center, forcing players to save credits to purchase cars, and locking their progression behind such tedious manners
When I first started Forza Motorsport 7, I’d expected something I’ve been familiar with in many ways. First, I was expecting moderately amplified graphics, utilizing the power of the Xbox One or my Nvidia GTX 1060 GPU. Second, I was expecting a moderate collection of cars that would help bring my experience to the forefront and push my immersion to all new levels. Third, I was expecting Forza Motorsport 7 to be slightly problematic with the implementation of loot boxes.