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Top 20 Biggest Upcoming Video Games Of 2017
2017 will be over soon, but the video game releases show no signs of slowing down. Starting today with Destiny 2, the biggest upcoming video games of 2017 are yet to release, including the new Call of Duty and Assassin’s Creed. So here are the top 20 biggest upcoming video games of 2017. Destiny 2 From the makers of the acclaimed hit game Destiny, comes the much-anticipated sequel. An action shooter that takes you on an epic journey across the solar system. Call Of Duty: World War 2 Call of Duty returns to its roots with Call of Duty: WWII – a breathtaking experience that redefines World War II for a new gaming generation. Land in Normandy on D-Day and battle across Europe through iconic locations in history’s most monumental war. Experience classic Call of Duty combat, the bon...
QuakeCon 2017 Is Upon Us, And It Looks Insane!
For those who have been living under a massive rock, QuakeCon is an annual convention organized by ZeniMax Media, named after the iconic shooter Quake. Not only does it see an amazing crowd of attendees every year, there’s a BYOC challenge and tournaments as well. Thanks to the good folks at AMD, we are able to get some incredible sneak peeks into this year QuakeCon, and now you can do the same. Without further ado, feast your eyes upon the magnificence of QuakeCon 2017. Additionally, keep your Twitch tabs opened on the weekend, as the Quake World Championship will have its finals on the stage at QuakeCon, crowning the champions of the newly released (via Early Access) Quake Champions. Register with us for the best in gaming, and join us for video game discussions on our forums.
Quake Champions Lauinching In Early Access Next Week, DOOM Guy Revealed
Next Tuesday, August 22, id Software’s incredible multiplayer fragfest, Quake Champions, will officially exit the Closed Beta phase and enter into Early Access on Steam and through the Bethesda.net launcher, bringing with it a host of new content, including new maps, features, and a special new Champion – the mighty DOOM Slayer from id Software’s hit game, DOOM. Players who want to jump in and frag their way to global dominance will be able to buy the Champions Pack, which will unlock all current and future Champions as well as other exclusive in-game bonuses for £19.99, discounted from the final retail price of £29.99. “With a fast, skill-based game like Quake Champions, nothing is more important than continual testing and refining, based on player feedback, to ensure the game is balanced...
What To Expect at E3 2017: Bethesda
Next up, Bethesda. A lot of rumours flying around with a new IP and VR versions of games. So let’s have a look at what we can expect from Bethesda at E3. Starfield This is what has people most excited. A brand new IP from Bethesda that takes place in Space! From the leaks that may or may not be true, this game is supposed to be a part of the Bethesda Universe where Fallout is the beginning and Elder Scrolls the far future with this being in-between in the time period. With planet’s developed by developers and procedurally generated worlds as well, we wonder if this game will by the ultimate hype and then fail miserably. But from what we’ve read till now it seems to be a competitor for the Mass Effect series and I’m really excited to know about this new IP. Fallout ...
Travel To The Ruins Of Sarnath In New Quake Champions Trailer
If any of the recent Quake Champions trailers are a clue, the game can be expected to be fast-paced, action-packed and extremely intense. The new trailer, however, shifts focus, with a serene look at the Ruins of Sarnath map. Don’t get me wrong, there are still plenty of blood, gore and heavy guitar riffs, but there’s also time to take a good look at the environment. The official Bethesda description reads: “Time weighs heavy on the Ruins of Sarnath and nature has taken hold, dripping verdant greens into the wreckage of this ancient temple. Now, untold ages after they rose from the inky blackness of the Dreamlands, the Ruins of Sarnath are a blood-soaked killing field where Champions from the waking world fight to the death.” Quake Champions is set to release for Wi...
Quake Champions ‘Slash’ Champion Trailer Revealed
Quake Champions is an upcoming first-person shooter video game developed by id Software and published by Bethesda Softworks, as part of the Quake series of multiplayer shooters. Quake Champions is currently set for release on Microsoft Windows. Quake Champions will be the first main entry in the Quake series since 2005’s Quake 4. Sign up now on Quake.com and watch Slash skate her way through our latest trailer. Slash moves through the Arena like the figure skater she used to be, cutting a lethal path through the other Champions. In her skates, she’s a force to be reckoned with – quick, agile and ever-so-deadly. Slash will be part of the upcoming Quake Champions Closed Beta, which starts on April 6. Register with us for the best in gaming, and join us for video game discussions on our...
Quake Champions ‘Blood Covenant’ Trailer And Screenshots
Bethesda and id Software have released the first Arena map trailer in a series of Arena trailers for the upcoming title Quake Champions, called the Blood Covenant. You can read the full overview as provided by Bethesda below: Blood Covenant. Faceless monks tend its onyx-lined sluiceways, lest even a gobbet of the celebrants’ ichor should fail to reach their Ravening Shepherd. The Bridge Combat on the bridge consists of players using the high ground to shoot down on the players on the mid-level Balcony, while also defending against an influx of players from the lower Catacombs. In Sacrifice this becomes a difficult point to maintain control of, unless your team utilizes the side balconies to provide cover and flank attackers. Side Balconies Combat here consists of players using the Bridge a...
You Can Play Quake Champions Without The Champion Abilities In Custom Matches
Making arena type FPS characters more unique by giving them special abilities seems to be a new trend. Battleborn, Overwatch, even Call of Duty: Black Ops III, all give you some kind of powers based on the character you choose. Though the game will feature all the cool stuff that made us fall in love with the Quake series (including rocket jumping, fast movement, scurrying around the map for different weapons), Champions will be the first game to adopt this unique ability format. Fans of the classic Quake experience have had a mixed reaction to this, however. Many want the old school experience in today’s high detail graphics. “We want to make sure we give people what they want,” Project Lead Tim Willits said in an interview with Gamespot. “If you create custom game...