March 2015 – Page 166

March 9, 2015

Paige Not Happy With Her Boyfriend, JBL’s Big Reveal Doesn’t Happen, Eva Marie At Comic Con

March 9, 2015

Overwatch: Zarya – Sure to be a Fan Favorite

Few things are better than a Russian power lifter. Zarya is an iconic new addition into the Overwatch character list. She packs a massive punch and plays as a solid tank class in the game. At PAX East, Blizzard announced Zarya and McCree to the fans. Zarya is a very solid tank with mid-range attack abilities and some great defensive specials. In the psycho-paced game of Overwatch, Zarya will quickly become a fan favorite despite her low speed.

March 9, 2015

Bill DeMott Comments On Leaving NXT, Jason Albert On His New Role

March 9, 2015

Age of Conan: Unchained: Latest Newsletter Teases Panoramas & Next Update

The latest Game Director’s Letter has been posted on the Age of Conan site. In it, Joel Bylos lets players know what’s been going on in the past month and what players can expect down the pipeline in the coming thirty days. Among other things, Bylos reveals that nearly one-hundred forty new panoramas will be heading into the game with the next update.

March 9, 2015

Gigantic: PAX East Preview – Poised to Make a Big Splash

Recently, at PAX East, I had an opportunity to play Gigantic, Motiga’s upcoming entry into the "Action-MOBA" genre. Let’s start by getting a few things straight, when I say an action-MOBA, I do not mean a LOL or DOTA clone. This is the new breed of MOBA, more in the style of Smite, which means immersive third-person action, where every attack is a skill-shot.

March 8, 2015

PDP Breaks Down Their Mortal Kombat X Fight Pad

For pad players who are still on the fence about their controller options for Mortal Kombat X, Performance Designed Products has released a new video where they break down the features of their latest official fight pad.

Designed specifically for fighting games, this controller features the six-button setup commonly seen in other pads designed for the genre. Though it uses a non-standard layout (with R1 and L1 on the last column, instead of the more common R1 and R2), it features something other pads don’t: microwitched buttons. This gives players more tactile feedback compared to other pads, which only use rubber contacts.

Other features discussed in the video below include the new directional pad as well as the ability to switch between current or last-generation consoles.