Author: GameJunky

It’s not a great day to be Valve. The company is being sued in the United Kingdom for $843 million over accusations that it leveraged its position wht Steam to screw over the competition and fleece gamers.

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The Final Fantasy series has long been a cornerstone of the role-playing game (RPG) genre. It’s captivated millions of players since it was first launched in 1997.

Square Enix developed the series to boast memorable characters and more intriguing storylines that gamers were used to at the time. The gameplay mechanics have always been a bit ahead of their time.

In 1997, Final Fantasy VII came along and many people considered it one of the great games ever. A lot of this had to o with it’s futuristic 3D graphics and it’s sweet soundtrack and cool story.

So when Final Fantasy VII Rebirth came along, it had a storied history behind it and a whole lot of momentum.

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Helldivers 2 fans can rejoice: the latest Warbond may be a whole lot better than past ones.

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Developed by Skydance Interactive, The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners is a VR zombie shooter game that’s grown wildly popular. Like many games based on popular movies and comic books, The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners looks to live up to the hype and legacy of the originals.

But does it?

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Fans of the Grand Theft Auto series have been a bit stressed. A number of delays and leaked news items over the past year have created an unsettling consideration: GTA6 may be an ultra-delayed game. But that isn’t so, at least according to one higher up who intends to set the record straight.

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Widely considered one of the best VR games on the market, Half-Life: Alyx is a bloody, violent, and intense play. Released by Valve in the spring of 2020 just as the pandemic was taking hold, this first-person shooter and puzzle game rose to stardom.

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Virtual Reality (VR) is on the forefront of transforming the mature gaming market into immersive experiences that we’ve never dreamed of before. VR gaming is poised to enhance and expand the market beyond our wildest fantasies.

Let’s look at how that may happen sooner than we think.

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Helldivers 2 has found itself embroiled in a massive amount of “hellish” dramas. Sorry, but there’s no other way to describe the mayhem unfolding around this game without the use of predictable puns.

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Over the years, the driving experience has certainly gotten more and more intricate and complex – and that’s all been for the sake of convenience and safety – better or worse.

Now, enter entertainment for your passengers as a new frontier. We’re not talking about the radio or hanging rear facing tablets from the head rests on your seats. We talking immersive gaming that includes your surroundings.

Continue reading “Is VR Gaming Coming to Our Cars? Pretty Much So”

Fallout 4 has quickly risen to Amazon’s top rated shows. The unexpected surprise show, loosely based off the game of the same name, has created a surge of new Fallout gaming fans. Now Bethesda is gonna update the game across all platforms.

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