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Killer robots, not even chap hop doyen Prof Elemental can escape their metallic grasp—not when he’s making a promotional video for stealth FPS “Sir, You Are Being Hunted” anyway.
The game sees a Professor Elemental-esque protagonist have to fight off Victorian gentlemen robots (gentlemen robots with a penchant for human destruction) and if you’re a Steampunker then you’ll lap this right up.
There’s nothing that gets a video game nerd’s heart racing quicker than the thought of discovering a secret easter egg.
Stuart Brown, from Xbox Ahoy, looks into these hidden treats, from one of the very first instances to the various forms these eggs take, like the severed heads of the developers to entire games within games.
The virtual city of Los Santos and the violent murder sprees you’ve spent many waking hours committing there gets the Honest Trailers treatment.
So there’s no pretext to this being anything other than a place where you can act out all your psychopathic tendencies in the safety of a pixelated world. And partake in the odd yoga session too.
Just how fat can a Sim get? Can they get asobese and greedy as their gaming master IRL?
Well, there’s only one way to find out if they can hit Mr. Creosote levels of lardiness—and that’s to become their feeder and fill them until they’re the size of an average American.
The promised land of virtual reality gaming may soon be upon us, immersing us in other worlds.
At least, that’s what hardware developers like the Virtuix Omni people hope—a place where every single movement in the game is made by you: reloading, firing, melee combat, walking, looking around, jumping, EVERYTHING!
Don’t listen to those naysayers who troll by saying you can’t learn anything from playing video games, because you can.
And if there was ever proof needed of that, then you just point those assholes to this video, which explicitly states what playing COD can teach you.
Micro-transactions in free-to-play mobile games are ruining everything forever for everyone.
At least, that’s what YouTuber Nerd³ thinks and he’s not afraid to have an epic, expletive-filled rage fest about it.
Chris Chung has created a first-person COD-esque cat simulator video game, so now the internet can finally become the thing it loves most.
And the best thing, you get to be a destructive cat, going around your owner’s pad knocking over pictures and generally making as much mess as you can. Paw-fect.
