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What’s next for classic online games like blackjack

Rewind to the beginning of the millennium and video games like Paper Mario, The Legend of Zelda and Counter Strike could be found in many households across Ireland. These games were usually played on a PlayStation, or a computer monitor where the experience was limited by the quality of the tech it was played on.

Back then, no one would have thought that come 2021, we would be able to play online casino games using a Virtual Reality headset to make it seem like the player is standing inside the casino. Gaming has come a long way over the past two decades, yet the digital revolution continues to transform the gaming experience.

Below, we’ll take a look at how digital technology is transforming online casino games like blackjack.

An increasingly competitive industry

As of 2018, there were over 2,800 active online casino sites operating around the world. Considering the online market is globally accessible, this creates a huge amount of pressure for players to choose which casino to play at, but even more pressure for online casino players to win and retain customers.

As a result, the industry has become highly competitive with online casinos constantly looking for ways to innovate in order to keep players coming back for more. From generous sign-up bonuses to free spins and mini bonus games, each provider is battling it out on the online stage, and online blackjack is no exception to this.

The innovation of online blackjack and other popular casino games

Today, it’s no longer enough to offer a standard popular casino game like blackjack or roulette. Instead, providers must come up with new ways to make the gaming experience more interactive and entertaining than other providers.

Online blackjack is one of those games where technology has transformed the gaming experience to offer some of the following benefits:

More variety – Some of the best online casinos offer many different varieties of blackjack with differing stakes to cater to every players’ needs.

Bonuses – Online casinos often offer generous sign up bonuses or offer free cash to encourage new players to test out a site without having to commit. This is something you wouldn’t find in a brick and mortar casino and is ideal for newer players.

Accessibility – Playing blackjack, slots or roulette online means players can access their favourite game from anywhere with a decent Wi-Fi connection, at any time of day or night. There’s no need to plan ahead, simply open the app to play while on the morning commute or simply from the comfort of your sofa one evening at home.

Security – As technology has developed, so too have online transactions. It’s now safer than ever to make payment transfers online. What’s more, transfers are usually quick and relatively easy, whether withdrawing money or depositing it.

The future of online gaming

While we’ve already seen a dramatic uptake in the number of online casino players in recent years, technology continues to innovate the online gaming experience. Below are some of the technologies we will see emerging over the next few years to come.

Cloud hosting

Just like the movie industry has transitioned to online streaming platforms like Netflix and Amazon Prime, the gaming industry is now doing the same with the likes of Google Stadia, Amazon Luna and Xbox Cloud Gaming services.

Games hosted on cloud platforms look exactly like a game that has been downloaded to a console, only they’re more easy to access from anywhere in the world and on a variety of different devices, they have a faster streaming speed and they don’t require players to create masses of memory available on their hardware to save the game.

Social gaming

One thing we’ve learnt from the past year is that people need to be able to connect in different ways. Many games now offer multiplayer modes where players can join live games together and compete with other players from across the world. Games like COD and FIFA are excellent examples of this, even enabling players to chat while they’re playing.

Online games are also becoming better integrated with social media, in which aspects like screenshot or recording mode are becoming more common so that players can live stream or share their game on platforms like YouTube or Twitch.

More ways to make payments

Not only are online payments becoming safer, but they’re also becoming much more user friendly. Online wallets like PayPal mean that players can make a withdrawal or deposit within seconds, without having to enter lots of payment card details, while options like crypto payments are becoming much more common.

Crypto payments enable players to pay with crypto currency like Bitcoin. As cryptocurrencies rely on blockchain technology rather than a centralised bank, the payment method is much more anonymous. They’re also much faster compared to traditional payment options that require approval from the bank.

Overall, the online casino industry has come an incredibly long way since the days of Zelda and Mario Kart. As technologies have become more affordable and accessible to countries around the world, more and more people are opting to play their favourite casino games online.

These games are continuing to innovate; becoming more interactive for players in the way video games offer entertainment. While we’re already benefiting from the likes of VR technology, social gaming and themes slots, there’s no sign of the innovation slowing down any time soon.

Tee off for the unknown – A Little Golf Journey takes to the greens today. #Gaming #Golf

A Little Golf Journey is all about the journey, not the driver. Explore diverse biomes, uncover each course’s secrets and enjoy a relaxed, playful experience built around a stripped back version of the game of golf.

Created by a duo of former AAA games developers and launching on Steam & GOG for PC and Nintendo Switch today, A Little Golf Journey allows players to soak up the natural beauty of the course, spend all your time out of bounds or shoot straight for the greens. But who knows what mysteries you might uncover if you explore a little?

Available for digital download now, A Little Golf Journey is priced at £15.49/$17.99/€16.79 for Nintendo Switch and £15.49/$19.99/€17.30 on Steam & GOG

Next-Gen Online Gaming: What To Expect

Online Takeover

The gaming scene is shifting to online-based gaming. You rarely have the experience of going to your local game shop anymore. Gone are the days when you could spend some time searching through fully packed racks of covers and skim-read the manual on the way home. You now face an online shopfront with an infinite supply of the games you are looking for. The stores use intelligent algorithms that cater to your style, showing you precisely what you want to see and what online gaming bonuses will incentivize your next purchase. From online casino to multiplayer gaming with your friends, the virtual gaming experience has never been so varied.

The option of getting “online-only” content has been steadily rising in popularity, with the introduction of consoles that no longer come with disc trays to support physical copies of games. The Digital marketplaces are filled with subscriptions that unlock various games for you based on the plan you take. For example, EA PASS and Xbox Live Gold will cost you a fraction of the number of games you will unlock. Essentially these are in the forms of a monthly or annual subscription to access all the fun they are offering on their lists without any restrictions and often with exclusive bonuses.

Missing Singleplayer

It is becoming more and more common to see games with no story mode that are completely online-based. The demand for story mode single-player games is sadly decreasing, and developers see this too, making them far less inclined to make story mode titles. A significant amount of more work is put into a game with an exciting and compelling storyline for it not to be well received or simply ignored.

Nowadays, it is almost too easy for corporations like the Call of Duty franchise to capitalize on their already perfect recipe. The mechanics of a Call of Duty game has been roughly the same since its inception, and that makes their game-making process increasingly easier as now they have a lot of online-only titles which are merely reskinned clones of the same game.

This, mixed with the overall success of development companies rehashing the same game, leads to a lack of new story-based games that are truly worth your time and money.

Rockstar Hall of Fame & Playing With History

Unfortunately, Rockstar Games has confirmed that there will not be a new Grand Theft Auto title but will be providing gamers with an “enhanced” edition of Grand Theft Auto: V. This is somewhat disappointing as they already have released Grand Theft Auto: V multiple times and have moved into an online-focused platform.

Grand Theft Auto: V will earn most of its money this year from the release of its enhanced version. Sony accidentally revealed that its upcoming November launch would boast an enhanced version with improved graphics running on PlayStation 5 at 4K 60fps. The specs for Xbox Series X have not yet been announced, but it seems likely they will be similar to the PS5’s. Despite the game being launched more than eight years ago, it is still one of the most fun and interactive games available.

This means we will still be playing a lot of the same online before seeing a new Grand Theft Auto. V is simply just too successful in stopping milking yet.

It is saddening to know that gamers never received at least an enhanced remaster of other iconic Rockstar Titles such as Bully or Manhunt in all these years. Especially an enhanced Grand Theft Auto: IV online with first-person capabilities would be so much more refreshing than hearing Lester whine in his annoying voice for nearly a decade.

The True Cost Of Online Gaming

Unless you are comfortable waiting for a day or two for a game, then you may need to consider some factors before jumping to buy yourself a Next-Gen console. Many gamers forget to consider certain aspects of how this industry is moving, and it is becoming easier to have an unpleasant experience based on external circumstances.

Both consoles are coming in at around the eight hundred dollar region on Amazon, and this is a pretty hefty price to have a bad experience. After you buy your console, you will need to pay for the online experience, which can vary in cost, but both will be a minimum of fifty to sixty dollars. After you get online and realize that your Wi-Fi is not up to par with the extended memory sizes of next-gen games entirely it is an incredibly long wait to play the game you just purchased. With that said, you may need to invest in extra storage as some games take up to two hundred and twenty-five gigabytes. Considering a PlayStation 5 will have eight hundred and twenty-five gigabytes of storage space, you can easily take nearly thirty percent of your console’s storage with one game, and that is not looking good for your storage real estate. Not to mention if you do not have a television that is capable of handling 4K graphics, you will not be seeing the 4K graphics you are forking your hard-earned cash for.

Despite all of this, Microsoft has made more than fifty games available for free on its Xbox Series X. Many gamers have complained that Microsoft refuses to allow free-to-play games to be played online without Xbox Live Gold memberships. This is a move in the right direction. Next-Gen online gaming is the future, but it is clear the game developers still need to catch up to the curve, and so does your wallet.

GameSir Announce the T4 Mini Ergonomic and Condensed Multi-Compatible Controller

Gamers spend hours hunkered over their controllers, passionately playing through their favourite games and immersing themselves in escapism.

No wonder then, that comfort and usability are amongst the most valued features for gamers. When you’re concentrating on completing a challenge or finishing off a boss battle nobody wants to feel their hands fatigued and aching, nor do they want to be disrupted from their experience in any form.

The T4 Mini makes sure that nothing interrupts. Designed for those who find modern controllers too bulky and large, the T4 Mini measures 14.3cm by 8.3cm and weighs just 156g: making it a perfect option for gamers young and old.

Don’t let its small size fool you, the T4 Mini is a serious controller. With a 10-hour battery life, a rigid-yet-ergonomic design and a two-setting turbo function (Manual Turbo & Auto Turbo) there’s plenty of features for hardcore gamers to enjoy. And, thanks to asymmetric dual motors, which create non-monotonous vibration effects on the left and right grips, you can fully immerse yourself in the tight turns of a chicane or the dull thuds of a battlefield; all from the comfort of your own home.

Multi-compatible with the Nintendo Switch, PC, iOS (MFi & Apple Arcade games) and Android devices (HID-supported games), the T4 Mini is a multi-use gaming controller. From gaming on the couch to gaming on the go, the T4 Mini is a great all-rounder. For Switch users in particular, the T4 Mini is a great pick-up and play alternative to the standard Joy-Con controllers. With a 6-Axis gyro for motion inputs, a ‘wake up’ button and an auto-sleep function (that turns the controller off when you turn your Switch off), the T4 allows Switch users to have a completely hassle-free experience.

Conscious of the desire to individualise your gaming experience, GameSir equipped the T4 Mini with backlight joysticks that allow gamers to customise their environment. With 4 styles of lighting to choose from, your gamepad can have a static, breathing or rainbow style glow to it in a wide range of colours. Or, of course, you can simply turn the glow off if you prefer the full vanilla experience – whatever suits you! RRP £26.55 / $35.99

For a limited time, get $6 off when you purchase a T4 Mini on the GameSir AliExpress store at: https://gamesir.aliexpress.com/store/selected-sale-items/1948940.html?es=k46Nm%2Fq%2Fz%2BkdvRdKnJhCEiwUxytZq3Hr

For more information about the product head to: https://www.gamesir.hk/collections/all-products/products/gamesir-t4-mini-multi-platform-game-controller

The best games to play in 2021

Must-Play Games Worth Trying in 2021

2021 has been jam-packed with brilliant video games. Everything from action to horror to sequels of old favorites, this year has had it all. You can’t forget all the consoles getting some love and a host of new games.

There have been a ton of new games to try on your phone, the PS%, the Nintendo Switch, and of course, your PC. Here are the best games that have come out this year that you should play, and a few that are about to be released.

Deathloop

Deathloop is a unique twist on the time-traveling and action genres. You play as Colt; an assassin stuck in a time loop who must take out eight targets, known as the Visionaries. However, time resets every 24-hours, and if you kill one and the others find out, the mission fails.

Deathloop forces you to plan and investigate multiple areas of the world to ensure that you can kill all eight targets before time resets again when the time comes. It isn’t as easy as you think.

Microsoft Flight Simulator

This classic has been remastered in the best possible way. This iteration of Flight Simulator is the best one to be released, with players exploring the entire planet with crisp, clear detail and visuals.

You can fly many different aircraft, take off and land at world-famous airports, and even be tested with changing and sometimes extreme weather conditions. There is no other game that provides a more realistic flying experience.

Resident Evil Village

Village is the much-hyped sequel to 2017’s Biohazard. This game sees you reprise the role of Ethan Winters, who is on the hunt for his kidnapped daughter, who disappeared after a deadly encounter with Chris Redfield.

You then find yourself in a village, where you must not only continue your desperate search but also deal with deadly monsters and creatures that hide in the shadows. Village keeps the Resident Evil aesthetic and feel but adds a new level of action that fans have wanted.

Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart

One of the most famous video game duo’s is back. Rift Apart is both a sequel to Into the Nexus and 2016’s Ratchet and Clank. This game finds you battling Dr. Nefarious and the very essence of time as Ratchet and Clank get separated due to the Dimensionator exploding.

Rift Apart was met with critical acclaim, with many publications and websites rating it with scores of 90% and above. The formula for Ratchet and Clank has always been brilliant, and this title just builds on it.

Hitman 3

Agent 47 is back in the eighth installment of this hit franchise. Hitman 3 concludes the story that was started back during the first Hitman game in 2016, where Agent 47 and his allies track down and kill the members of Providence.

The stealth game features six new locations that Agent 47 can travel through; these include Dubai, Dartmoor, Berlin, Chongqing, Mendoza, and an epilogue set in the mountains of Romania. Hitman 3 received ratings in the high 80’s and low 90’s, with many saying it is one of the best Hitman games in the franchise.

New Pokemon Snap

One of the most beloved series in the Pokemon world, New Pokemon Snap was released earlier this year. As the player, you travel through the Lental region, researching and photographing Pokemon using an on-rail hovercraft.

The game features over 200 Pokemon for you to discover and snap. While Snap doesn’t have the same action as the flagship Pokemon games, it is a unique way to interact with the pocket monsters and adds a fresh twist to the world.

Far Cry 6

Far Cry 6 is set to be released in only a couple of days. As the player, you find yourself on the fictional Caribbean Island of Yara, ruled by Anton Castillo or El Presidente. Castillo is raising his young son to be a more ruthless dictator and leader of the region.

Your job as a guerilla fighter is to destroy what Castillo has built and overthrow him as the leader of Yara. Like previous Far Cry games, 6 features an extensive map, side quests, a new allow hiring system, and many weapons and vehicles to pick from.

Rider’s Republic

Battle Royales have exploded in popularity since the likes of Fortnite and Warzone took off. However, Rider’s Republic is here to put a racing spin on the genre. You can play as a mountain biker, snowboarder, skier, wingsuit flyer, or rocket wingsuit flyer.

You compete against 50 other racers in battle royale style format, with the first one at the bottom being the winner. You can also compete in 6v6 trick battles, with the team earning the most points winning.

Call of Duty Vanguard

The next installment in the Call of Duty franchise takes us back to World War 2. While there has been a WW2-based Call of Duty before, this one uses the impressive Modern Warfare engine, giving you smooth and flawless gameplay without sacrificing speed and action.

The game will feature maps of famous areas such as the Pacific, Africa, and the Eastern and Western Fronts. Zombies will make a return, as well as new modes to keep the action coming thick and fast. Not to mention the release of a brand new Warzone map that comes out simultaneously as Vanguard.

Battlefield 2042

After not releasing a game last year, Battlefield will release a title that will either revitalize the franchise or kill it off altogether. Whereas COD is going back in time, Battlefield is heading to, you guessed it, 2042.

The game will feature futuristic weapons, gear, vehicles, and combat that we haven’t seen before in a Battlefield game. By all accounts, we can forget what previous Battlefields were like because 2042 is planning on redefining what a first-person shooter is.

2021 has already been a bumper year for gaming, and with only a few months left, it isn’t done yet. If you haven’t played any of these games yet, do yourself a favor and pick them up, you won’t be disappointed.

The Falconeer Soars Through The Cloud On Stadia Today

The Falconeer asks players to climb atop a giant warbird and take to the skies in a breathtaking experience set above The Great Ursee, an oceanic world teeming with mysteries. Dive headfirst into a unique adventure filled with intense aerial dogfights, jaw-dropping set-pieces, and immersive storytelling.

“There’s something very fitting about The Falconeer finding a new nest in The Cloud,” said Leo Zullo, Managing Director at Wired Productions. “We love how Stadia lets players jump between screens and experience games on their own terms, without technological shackles, much in the same way as high-flying Falconeers are encouraged to venture out and explore The Great Ursee with complete freedom.”

“I’m incredibly eggcited to bring The Falconeer to a new audience with Stadia, which I can’t stop raven about. I hope players have an impeckable time, whichever devices they use for their adventure,” said Tomas Sala, Creator of The Falconeer.

For more information about Stadia, visit the official website.

About The Falconeer: Warrior Edition

The Falconeer: Warrior Edition includes extensive new updates and features every single add-on pack released since its original launch on the Xbox family of devices and Steam. This includes The Kraken, The Hunter and Atun’s Folly, as well as the latest expansion, Edge of the World, which adds new mini campaigns, new missions, new locations and more. Further additions and updates include the re-recording of significant voice-over work, and a streamlined prologue tutorial.

The Falconeer: Warrior Edition is available now on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch. The Falconeer and all additional add-on content featured in the Warrior Edition is also available on the Xbox family of devices via the Microsoft Store, for PC via Steam, and on Amazon Luna.

Legion Esports launch new esports series for Irish college students

Legion Esports, Ireland’s leading esports company, has launched a new esports series specifically for Irish third level students with tournament registrations having opened across the country on September 23rd.

As the only third level esports series in Ireland, Legion Collegiate will provide students the opportunity to go head to head with fellow esports competitors with over 20 Irish universities and colleges already signed up.

Gaming and esports in Ireland has seen a surge in popularity in recent years with a significant pool of talented players across a wide range of games, with Legion Esports recently announcing a ground-breaking title partnership with An Post Money for the company’s flagship Legion Esports Series.

Speaking ahead of the launch of the new college series, Legion Esports Co-Founder & CEO Stuart Dempsey believes there is significant potential to develop a world class student series in Ireland. “Legion Collegiate is a hugely exciting opportunity for us. The popularity of esports amongst third level students has been obvious for a number of years now, and we’re looking forward to providing them a platform to showcase their skills and go head to head with other college teams in Ireland and beyond.”

Legion Collegiate – Participating Colleges
University College Dublin	Dublin Business School
University College Cork	Dublin City University
Trinity College Dublin	Dundalk Institute of Technology
University of Limerick	Institute of Technology Carlow
University of Ulster	Institute of Technology Sligo
Letterkenny Institute of Technology	Queen’s University Belfast
Maynooth University	RCSI Dublin
Munster Technical University	Technological University Dublin
National College of Ireland	Waterford Institute of Technology
National University of Ireland Galway	Athlone Institute of Technology

As part of the new series, Legion Collegiate has also announced a partnership agreement with Ireland’s leading supplier of gaming peripherals, GamerStore.ie, which will include prize pool sponsorship, gaming equipment prizes and cross marketing campaign activations.

In terms of the tournaments available to students, Legion Collegiate is offering a packed programme including League of Legends, Valorant, Rocket League, Smash Bros. and CS:GO with the initial Legion Collegiate Winter Series running from October 11th and concluding in January. The subsequent Legion Collegiate Spring Series will kick off in February 2022 and conclude in May of that year.

While the college esports scene in Ireland has continued to develop at a rapid rate over recent years, Dempsey sees significant scope to scale Legion Collegiate over the next 12-18 months in particular. “Ultimately we want to integrate Legion Collegiate into our live events programme and give these students the opportunity to compete live on stage in front of thousands of spectators. We’re delighted to announce the partnership of Legion Collegiate and GamerStore.ie, while we’re also speaking to a number of additional brands who are excited at the opportunity of engaging with third level students in a genuine and meaningful way via esports.”

Registrations for Legion Collegiate Winter Series are Now Open: challengermode.com/s/LegionCollegiate

Choose your own adventure with A Little Golf Journey from Okidokico and Playtonic Friends

A relaxed, playful experience built around a stripped back version of the game of golf, A Little Golf Journey is all about the journey, not the driver. Explore diverse biomes, uncover each course’s secrets and tee off on the most relaxing round you’ve ever experienced.

A Little Golf Journey will be launching on Steam for PC, GOG and Nintendo Switch on 14th October and just like the real game, you can take your time to soak in the natural beauty of the course, spend all your time out of bounds – but who knows what you might discover – or shoot straight for the hole!

Born from a desire to break away from the hyper-specialisation of AAA game development, A Little Golf Journey took the team at Okidokico on their own journey as they had to master all the disciplines to create their take on Golf whilst creating a relaxing, intriguing narrative with puzzles a plenty and flexibility in play which allows you, the player, to chart your own course through the world.

Wish lists are open right now on Steam and the Nintendo eShop will go live later this week.

September Sizzlers: New Game Releases 2021

Even though the year is halfway through, there are plenty of new 2021 games to look forward to between September and December. The start of 2021 was a little quiet at first, but that provided us with the opportunity to notice a few unexpected hits like Valheim and Loop Hero and to get in a few live dealer games on the Blackjack table.

Now that the summer is almost over and the E3 announcements are no longer fresh in our minds, we’re starting to look ahead to some of the most anticipated releases of 2021. Some of this year’s most anticipated games have been pushed back from earlier in the year to this autumn and holiday season, which isn’t as sad now that we’re getting closer to that time.

There are many re-titles among these new releases, including two from Sega to commemorate the Sonic and Super Monkey Ball anniversaries, and Rockstar Games is keen to sell Grand Theft Auto 5 to everyone again. Even though Sony and Microsoft’s new consoles were released about a year ago, this roster is notable for its absence of current-gen exclusives. But that doesn’t mean the lineup isn’t as action-packed as an Expendables film! So, let’s get cracking with previewing some of the latest upcoming releases.

Valheim Hearth and Home Update

The release date for Valheim Hearth and Home has been confirmed. On September 16, the first significant update for the Viking-themed survival game was released. Those of you eager to learn more have come to the right place; we’ve gone through all of the teasers, videos, and developer updates from the past few months. To give you an idea, the Valheim Hearth and Home update will offer us a tonne of gold, a cute little oven, and an onion garden, to name just a few things. Also, a raven or a horse may or may not be present (those bits are still unclear).

Eastward

Eastward transports you back to the days of VHS anime in the 1980s, when you could immerse yourself in a secretive and unique medium that you couldn’t find anywhere else. Players take on the roles of John and Sam and must travel Eastward (whoa, that’s the title!) through a bizarre and surreal realm. Unfortunately, while the characters and narrative have a lot of heart and carry the story to its conclusion; the combat, puzzles and boss encounters fall short.

A fantastic tune serves as an excellent backdrop to the pixel-perfect visuals, creating a whimsical and captivating ambience for this quirky RPG that openly pays homage to titles such as Earthbound. In addition, there’s an entire game called Earth Born inside Eastward, complete with its own (in-game cash) gacha system, that’s a lot of fun to play when you need a break from the main tale.

Diablo 2: Resurrected

It’s official: Diablo 2 will be remastered in the form of Diablo 2: Resurrected after 20 years. And we finally have a release date for Diablo 2: Resurrected, September 23, 2021.

Blizzard hopes to maintain the essence of the original Diablo 2, but with enhanced graphics, Dolby 7.1 surround sound, and other crucial quality-of-life enhancements. You’ll be able to choose between the upgraded graphics and the original sprite-based textures, just like in Halo: The Master Chief Collection. We enjoyed the game throughout its technical alpha and latest beta, and we’re looking forward to seeing it in its final form in a few days.

Doctor Who: The Edge of Reality

With the release of two new video games, including a first-person experience featuring both the Tenth and Thirteenth Doctors, the worlds of Doctor Who are about to expand. Doctor Who: The Edge of Reality, which is coming to consoles and PCs, reimagines and builds upon last year’s VR experience, Doctor Who: The Edge of Time. It will feature the voices of Jodie Whittaker and David Tennant.

The game from digital entertainment studio Maze Theory – produced in partnership with BBC Studios – will see the player team up with the Doctor(s) to uncover a universe-spanning threat and work to save reality from a series of time-breaking glitches, continuing the story that began in The Edge of Time. Along with new monsters, fans may expect to see old villains such as the Daleks, Weeping Angels, and Cybermen make cameo appearances.

The Amazing American Circus

Roll up! Roll up! As you strive to establish yourself amid industry heavyweights Ringling Bros., P.T. Barnum, and Buffalo Bill, take command of your own run-down circus and navigate a distinctively American type of entertainment filled with weird folklore, vicious crime, and social inequity. To become the tycoon of an entertainment empire the likes of which the world has never seen, build your troupe, manage your circus camp, travel Gilded Age America, and surprise your audience!

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Missing Singleplayer

Rockstar Hall of Fame & Playing With History

The True Cost Of Online Gaming

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Deathloop

Microsoft Flight Simulator

Resident Evil Village

Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart

Hitman 3

New Pokemon Snap

Far Cry 6

Rider’s Republic

Call of Duty Vanguard

Battlefield 2042

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