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New ‘The Last of Us Part II’ Trailer Reopens Old Wounds For Fans

With The Game Awards coming up on December 10th, game developer and distribution companies, as in tradition, re-release trailers for games that they released that year with the hopes to build hype and snag awards, especially the coveted award for “Game of the Year”. Today, Naughty Dog and PlayStation released a new trailer for one of the contenders seeking the top prize, along with the release of the trailer has come some hate from fans, of course, the game I’m talking about it The Last of Us Part II. The new trailer focuses on the story of the controversial character Abby and its dramatic collision with fan-favorite Ellie’s. The Last of Us Part II is possibly the most controversial game in 2020 due to how fans (over)reacted to the game’s plot involving the character Abby, so much so that fans have sent death threats to the actress playing her, and fans making a petition demanding a remake of the game.

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Capt McNeely

Dec 3, 2020

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Fans of ‘The Last Of Us’ Calling For Sequel’s Remake

The biggest game in PlayStation’s powerhouse of exclusives, The Last of Us Part 2 is under fire from none other than its own fan base. Fans have gone from voicing their displeasure of the game in YouTube comments, Twitter, Reddit, and the dark web, and have now put it into action by making petitions aimed at SONY Entertainment demanding a complete remake of the sequel. Without spoiling The Last of Us Part 2, the main gripe many fans have with the game is the absence of Joel, the main protagonist from the first game. But looking through comments made by those signing the petition, as well as the comments from some review bombers, there’s more to their displeasure to the game than a missing character and unfortunately, it’s just flat out bigotry. Both critics and gamers agree that The Last of Us Part 2 has amazing art/graphics, fun gameplay, and great voice acting, when it comes to the story and

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Capt McNeely

Jun 26, 2020

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E3 Is Canceled

If you’re following the recent events going on around the world and you’re a gamer, you probably already wondering if the Electronic Entertainment Expo (aka E3) the largest gaming event of the year will be affected. It has been confirmed by E3 that yes, the 2020 event that was being held in L.A. is indeed CANCELED due to fears of Coronavirus that’s been hitting the West Coast hard over the last few weeks. Some in the know are asking if this is REALLY the reason it’s canceled. Over the last few months E3 2020 was plagued (no pun intended…seriously!) by behind the scenes drama that was threatening the event this year anyway Coronavirus or not. One of the biggest things going on behind the scenes is gaming console company Sony PlayStation not attending the event for the second year in a row opting to have their latest news showcased at other gaming events and broadcast online. Another big player is

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Capt McNeely

Mar 11, 2020

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Airships And Reality TV: Game Review ‘Bow To Blood: Last Captain Standing’ Xbox One

What do you get when you cross reality TV and Airships? Well, the folks over at Tribetoy came up with a really good idea what it would be like in Bow to Blood: Last Captain Standing. The game came out in 2018 exclusively for PlayStation VR but because of its high acclaim it has been ported for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, and Nintendo Switch and will come out April 3rd. The awesome folks at Tribetoy gave me to the opportunity to play the Xbox One version of the game and all I can say is hold onto your air-pirate hats! You take on the role of Freelancer, an airship captain who, along with your two crew members, has entered a reality show where you compete against other airship crews and be the last captain standing. Each level is an “episode” in which you can warp to a level and fight against drone ships while completing objectives depending on the

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Capt McNeely

Apr 3, 2019

Gaming

Horror Games That Made Gameinformer’s Top 300

The gaming news magazine Gameinformer recently released its 300th issue and to commemorate the release, the staff came up with The Top 300 Games Of All Time and not surprising a decent handful of horror games made the list with one that just missed being in the top 10! Disclaimer: There were 300 titles to look through so I apologize if I’ve missed any games that are horror, some games are “horror-like” but are not classified as horror games so I did not include them. So with the disclaimers out of the way, here in order are the horror games that made the list! 297 Alien Isolation 2014, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Microsoft Windows Players take on the role of Ellen Ripley’s daughter Amanda in this first-person stealth horror game as they encounter a Xenomorph while trying to learn about what happened to the Nostromo that vanished years earlier. 265 Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly 2003,

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Capt McNeely

Mar 19, 2018

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Gaming: The Evolution Of A Billion Dollar Industry

Video Games, the mention of that word brings up many images the most common one being someone who’s wasting their life over “Cheap” entertainment. Well, a gamer like me and others can say one thing; it’s an expensive hobby and we get a lot of enjoyment out of it. Video Games and Gaming itself has evolved over the years and has developed a strong subculture and industry that brings in billions of dollars a year, combining revenue made by the Gaming industry in 2017 they made $108 Billion in total, more than oil company Gazprom made last year ($102.1B)! A recent Info graph by website HistoryDegree.Net shows that not only is the gaming world changing but so is the profits made by companies. Video Games started off as the beloved and hated quarter-eating arcade games that you would find in stores, restaurants, and malls the first and most notable game, Pong. That changed in 1972 when the new concept of

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Capt McNeely

Dec 2, 2017

Gaming

Redbox And Haste Team Up For Video Game Day

September 12 is Video Game Day! I admit, I am not a huge gamer, but this is really exciting for even the casual gamer. Redbox and Haste have created a better tandem than Freddy and Jason! Instead of shelling out more than $100 for a new video game, gamers can choose from dozens of titles for just $3 a night from Redbox! XBox and PS4 games include action adventure, sports and family friendly options with new titles added each month. For playing these games online, Haste is the perfect option to play them on – this network optimizing company is offering a free trial with no credit card required. Now they can play their favorite Redbox games without lag or interruption, creating a perfect combination to making Video Games Day a hit! Check this out and don’t miss the great opportunity to play some new games and old favorites.

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Capt McNeely

Aug 31, 2017

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