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15 Games That NEED to Become Movies

editorial09 March 2023

Hollywood often takes advantage of the most popular gaming brands. This happened in the case of Super Mario, Tomb Raider or, more recently, Uncharted. But there are still many more titles with huge potential waiting to become movies.

Twelve Most Memorable Deaths in Video Games

editorial21 November 2020

Death is almost stunningly prevalent in video games, but it's usually void of emotional charge. There have been "a few" games, though, which weren't afraid to do away with some really significant characters. Here's a list of the most memorable of them.

Crude Classics. Games Full of Bugs that Players Love Anyway

editorial31 October 2020

Games are rarely perfect in technical terms. Sometimes, though, it is the least sophisticated productions that win the hearts of players with their history and atmosphere, making us willing to turn a blind eye on even the most ridiculous drawbacks.

Seven Embarrassing Achievements that'll Give You the Creeps

editorial15 October 2019

Achievements and trophies can be childishly easy, devilishly hard, or just funny – but they're mostly designed for pride, rather than embarrassment. Still, we've found seven achievements that will leave you with a bad feeling in the mouth.

Don’t Go West – why developers ignore westerns?

editorial31 October 2018

There are really not many alternatives to Red Dead Redemption for players who long for a proper western video-game experience. Most developers seem to look the other way when considering possible settings – and that’s no surprise.

Right in the feels – songs we love in video games

editorial09 February 2018

When we hear a vocal track during a dramatic final confrontation, we are confused. It’s something unnatural, and it makes us focus on the sound much more than during regular background music. Let’s take a look at some memorable examples.

Seven cardinal sins of sandbox games

editorial04 December 2017

Open worlds are currently all the rage in the AAA segment, but nobody seems to be doing too much to expand the known formulas. Most studios seem to fail at the task, and instead of making captivating and coherent worlds, they repeat the same mistakes.

Behind Rockstar’s silent hype machine, or how to stay sane until Red Dead Redemption 2 is finally here

editorial05 November 2016

Do you know how Rockstar keeps the interest of fans in their games before the release? They don't. We actually do it on our own, craving for all the tiny bits and pieces of information we can find in what was already released. All aboard the hyp train!

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