<br>A soft-reboot of the series, the new God of War drops most of what you’ve come to know about the franchise -- except for the protagonist Kratos. Swapping out Greek mythology for Norse, Kratos finds himself with a new family, fighting in a snow covered world. Even though visually the game’s Nordic art style will surely remind you of the snow covered hillsides of Skyrim , combat-wise the new God of War looks like it takes inspiration from the Dark Souls games. But don’t let that fool you, the latest from Sony Santa Monica is still a powerhouse of incredible visuals and cinematic violence. With God of War , Sony hopes you’ll beat the Kratos drum all over again, championing it as a new standard in character act<br><br> <br>It’s been five years since Commander Shepard closed the book on the Reapers. Even if Mass Effect 3 ’s ending left a bad taste in your mouth, there’s no arguing that the world of Mass Effect is one the most detailed and beloved science fiction universes in gaming. Helmed by Bioware Montreal, Mass Effect: Andromeda is set 600 years after the original Mass Effect trilogy and transitions us from the Milky Way Galaxy to Andromeda. The newest installment is poised to build on everything we loved about the dialogue systems and combat of Mass Effect 2/3. It also hopes to finally deliver on the exploration elements of the original Mass Effect game — taking cues from Dragon Age: Inquisition to build out its open wo<br><br> <br>In modern games, player agency is one of the most important parts of any open world game. The right mixture of quality and quantity of things for in are important not only for how well a game can sell, but how it can retain its player base. Giving Frank, Mike, and Trevor their own personal vehicles was a good start for Grand Theft Auto V , but with the inclusion of the Los Santos Customs body shop, players were able to give their cars their own looks and personalizations. It turns out however that you aren't the only person who takes notice when you give your wheels a fresh new paint job and sick spoiler. For anyone who puts enough money into their ride will grab the attention of passing pedestrians to the point where some of them will start to take photos of your tricked out ride. It's not the greatest incentive, but it's a nice way of seeing the game appreciate your investment choi<br><br> <br>While walking through Franklin's house in GTA V , players can go down to the bottom floor and stand next to the door closest to the stairs and hear a crying baby. Gamers claim that it sounds like a baby, which it does at first , but after the baby's cries you will be able to hear another entity. This one severely creeped me out. Don't believe me? Hear it for yourself. We have to wonder if Franklin knows that he's basically living out the plot of Paranormal Activity . If he knows, why is he still living in that hou<br><br> <br>The underwater hatch in GTA V has seemingly given up all its mysteries. First, players discovered the hatch, which rests just off the east coast of the state of San Andreas. Then, they figured out that there is actually a strange tapping coming from inside the hatch. The tapping was quickly deemed a tap code and subsequently deciphered. The result? A message that reads "Hey, you never call, how'd you fancy going bowling?" That’s a reference Roman Bellic, the cousin of GTA IV protagonist Nico Bellic. In GTA IV , Roman was notorious for calling the player up on their cellphone and content demanding the two spend time together. All of this has been documented in a video exploring the hatch, but it fails to answer one question: What’s in the hatch? Is it a reference to the show Lost , or does it play a greater part in a larger myst<br><br> <br>After, he’d be put on witness protection program and relocated into Los Santos, where he’s now known as Michael. He then re-built his life as we know it, with his gold-digger wife and terrible children. Also, if you compare both characters, they are indeed physically similar. Claude only looks younger, which actually backs up this crazy –but plausible- the<br><br> <br>Yooka-Laylee is a spiritual successor to the Nintendo 64 classic Banjo-Kazooie . The smash-hit Kickstarter campaign hit its funding goal in less than an hour and brought in over a million dollars faster than any video game campaign before it. The game stars a green chameleon named Yooka and a purple bat named Laylee who venture off exploring colourful 3D environments collecting dozens and dozens of items along the way. The game is being developed by ex-Rareware developers, with music being composed by the legendary Grant Kirkhope and David Wise (responsible for most your favourite tracks from Banjo-Kazooie and Donkey Kong Country ). Yooka-Laylee is launching simultaneously for almost every major console under the sun, showing a confidence rarely seen from indie crowdfunded proje<br><br> <br>Head off into the Great Chaparra mountains for an afternoon sojourn and you may happen upon a boarded-up mineshaft. Depending on which version of the game you own, you may be able to get inside–any explosive will clear the way (entering the mineshaft is only supported on the Xbox One, PS4 and PC versions of the game, while Xbox 360 and PS3 owners will find a brick wall blocking their path). A thorough exploration of the mine (as seen in this video ) leaves much to be desired. While players have reported hearing voices and footsteps in the mine, typically all that can be heard are the sounds of bats and the creak of the shaft's weathered supports. That hasn't kept GTA V 's mystery-seeking community from rampant speculation, though, as some still believe the mineshaft is haun<br>
