Weekends are meant strictly for gaming and all things fun; at least that’s what we think. Here is where you can find out all of our crazy plans for the weekend! Continue reading Geekend Update 8/21/15
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Top 6 IPs I’m Dying to See Telltale Games Hook Up With
Currently, Telltale Games is a titan of the video game industry. Their games are met with both critical and commercial favor, and the fans always seem to be hungry for more.
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Why Breach & Clear: Deadline is Co-op Hysteria
The zombie filled game where you play an elite squad of soldiers whose backs snap from pistol recoil.
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5 Bloodborne Bosses That Make Us Beg for Co-Op
Bloodborne‘s bosses are the most empowering and demoralizing experiences for current-generation gamers to bang their noggins against. Each monstrosity is daunting, to say the least, but not all of them are created equal. Continue reading 5 Bloodborne Bosses That Make Us Beg for Co-Op
Iwata’s Legacy: MONG’s Favorite Nintendo Memories
Satoru Iwata was more than the President of Nintendo Company, more than a programmer, even more than a gamer. Satoru Iwata was a visionary that helped shape the gaming industry that we see today. If it wasn’t for his forethought, creativity, and dedication, many of us might not have the famous video game characters that we enjoy on a daily basis.
Middle of Nowhere Gaming wanted to commemorate Satoru Iwata by sharing some of our fondest Nintendo memories. Below are some of our memories: Continue reading Iwata’s Legacy: MONG’s Favorite Nintendo Memories
The Last of Us 2 be or not 2 be
If we consider the cost of developing a new game, it’s not difficult to imagine why some companies are made or broken by a single success or flop.
Batman: Arkham Knight PC Version: Credit Where Credit is Due
Unless you’ve been too busy side-stepping the haunted streets of Bloodborne‘s Yarnham, slaying the baddest baddies in the Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, or still in deep space fulfilling your Destiny, you’ve probably heard something about the controversy surrounding the PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight.
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Jesse Webster’s Picks Of E3 2015
With another E3 down, I believe that this will be the one to remember for a long time to come. Microsoft, Sony, Bethesda, Nintendo, Ubisoft, Square Enix, and EA all dropped bombshells that made even the worst conference worth watching. With the show finished, I felt that I should share my picks of E3 2015. These are my picks alone and no one else’s. Continue reading Jesse Webster’s Picks Of E3 2015
Why I Can’t Play Shovel Knight, and Our Obsessive Gaming Tendencies
Shovel Knight was one of my most anticipated games to come out on PlayStation platforms this year. It received tremendous praise upon its initial release and the PlayStation Vita seemed a perfect home for the Knight’s conquests. It runs great on the Vita, but that doesn’t change the dilemma I face when playing it. It is a problem I think most gamers can relate with, perfectionism. Continue reading Why I Can’t Play Shovel Knight, and Our Obsessive Gaming Tendencies
When It Comes To DLC and Season Passes, I’m Part Of The Problem (and so are you)
There are a lot of questionable things happening in the industry right now. With E3 coming up, there will be plenty to talk about on upcoming games that will be arriving in the coming years. Some are coming out this year like Call of Duty: Black Ops III, next year with Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End or games we don’t know the release date for, such as Persona 5 or The Last Guardian. Continue reading When It Comes To DLC and Season Passes, I’m Part Of The Problem (and so are you)
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