Heroes of the Storm – Hero Spotlight: Fenix, a New Assassin Coming to the Nexus

“As one of the greatest heroes in protoss history, Fenix’s deeds on the battlefield are legendary. After falling to the zerg during the invasion of Aiur, his body was recovered and implanted into a dragoon so he could continue to fight. Not even death can stop Fenix from achieving glory and valor. Get all the necessary information and some gameplay tips on our newest Assassin Hero, Fenix, Steward of the Templar, in this spotlight video!”

DC Universe Online – A Literal ‘Deluge’ of Information About the Next Episode Revealed

The DC Universe Online site has been updated with a literal DELUGE of information on the game’s next episode. Called ‘Deluge’ (see what I did there?), the new content will be available soon for anyone over level 10, but there are also two brand new Elite raids for top level players. In addition, players will see Starro’s Invasion make a return as a permanent part of the game and find some all-new “iconic Aquaman characters” coming.

Qudans talks with TekkenGamer.com about his challenges in winning Tekken World Tour 2017

After Byung-moon “Qudans” Son was picked up by team UYU, the Tekken World Tour 2017 World Champion now seems poised for a great return in 2018. How could he not? Judging solely on his latest interview with TekkenGamer.com, he already has something he didn’t have going into the 2017 tour: confidence.

It was Ji3moonace who highly recommended me to start playing again in 2012 for Tekken Tag Tournament 2. I was under a lot of pressure thinking what if I didn’t live up to people’s expectations.

– Byung-moon “Qudans” Son

Forced into early retirement in Tekken 5 due to health concerns, Qudans feared that by the time he started playing again that he wouldn’t be on the same level as everyone that stuck with the game. Those struggles, his thoughts on the lack of Mishimas, and his hopes for 2018 are all covered in this excellent interview — which you can read here.

Source: TekkenGamer

Project Gorgon – Should You Buy It Now?

After what seems years of waiting, indie MMORPG Project Gorgon has finally landed on Steam’s Early Access platform. For a one-time cost of $40 ($30 on sale), you can finally give the husband and wife team of Elder Game your support. There’s also an official store for larger packages for the hardcore fans. But the question is, with this being a sort of “launch”, is Project Gorgon something you should devote your hard earned cash towards?