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Firefly Studios Announces Romans: Age of Caesar

Firefly Studios has announced its “cooperative grand strategy MMO” Romans: Age of Caesar. The game allows thousands of players to work to rebuild Rome in a classic city-builder game and to “trade with everyone on the same map”. The game features an infinite number of cities consisting of sixteen players each. The goal of each city is to work to establish government, form trading alliances and routes, and to create a collective army for city protection.

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AMD Radeon VII Review – More Compelling Than Ray Tracing

It’s no secret that over the last two years AMD hasn’t been able to truly compete in the enthusiast graphics space. While they are taking market share away from Intel in the CPU world thanks to their incredible Ryzen CPUs (love my Ryzen 7 1700, by the way), the company’s flagship consumer card, the Vega 64, failed to capture the high end market as many consumers were hoping for.

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Cheat Software Maker Found Guilty in Grand Theft Auto Online Case

A New York District Court has found Florida resident Jhonny Perez guilty of copyright infringement for developing “Elusive”, a software exploit tool used in Grand Theft Auto Online. The Elusive program was sold in packages anywhere from $10-$30. The finding comes with a hefty price tag too. Perez ows Take-Two $150,000 plus $70,000 in attorney’s fees. The defendant chose to avoid the legal proceeding which led to the court finding in Take-Two’s favor.

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6 Reasons to Check Out Albion Online in 2019

A lot has changed in Albion Online since its release in 2017. For those who’ve been away from the game for a while, or haven’t yet tried it out, we’ve put together this list of some things that have been happening in the game since launch. From new features that offer broader gameplay experiences to far-reaching upgrades and improvements, here’s what you might have missed.

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Titan Quest Team is ‘Working on a Major New Build That’s Going to Change Quite a Few Things’

According to a new post on the Titan Quest Anniversary Edition Steam page, THQ Nordic is hard at work on a “major new build that’s going to change quite a few things”. The post further asks the community for its help in testing new builds. Only 10-20 people under NDA will be selected and will be working closely with the developers to find bugs they are not aware of.

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Anthem Devs Dish on Endgame in Gameplay Series, Part 2

The Anthem team has published the second video in an ongoing series devoted to gameplay. In this edition, they speak about Anthem’s endgame that will include harder difficulty levels once the game has been defeated for the first time, new contracts and legendary contracts, daily-weekly-monthly challenges and much more.

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Alldocube M8 Tablet Review

Alldocube is a brand that we have reviewed a couple of times now, and the quality of their products has been amazing thus far. Now we have the opportunity to take a look at the new Alldocube M8 Deca-core 4G LTE-enabled Tablet. It is sim-free and ready to roll with whatever Android applications you want to load and packs impressive specs at a budget price. This is our review of the Alldocube M8 Tablet.

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Ashes of Creation Apocalypse Open Stress Test to Take Place February 7th

Everyone is invited to Ashes of Creation Apocalypse and its open stress test that will take place on Thursday, February 7th. The event will begin at 1:00 pm Pacific / 4:00 pm Eastern and run through 6:00 pm Pacific / 9:00 pm Eastern that same day. The goals of the open stress test are to check on “network packet optimization and server frame rate” with players placed in Battle Royale Squad mode with increasing numbers of players added per match.