Continuing our series of Grand Theft Auto focused features, now it is time for the focus to solely be on multiplayer. More information is just around the corner, but before we get all the juicy details why not speculate on what we hope GTA Online will include and go over the little information we know so far?
This week we discuss the ridiculous Fez 2 situation and why neither side is the good guy. As well as what we want from GTA’s multiplayer, Bioshock’s DLC, Microsoft making more changes, and the surprising announcement of Arkham Origins having multiplayer.
Entertainement Fuse explores the idea that video games aren’t works of art and explains why many others, refute this claim.
With two of the biggest future titles in gaming, Grand Theft Auto V and Call Of Duty: Ghosts, recently announcing thier inclusion of dogs in their titles, Entertainment Fuse looks at the history of the trend and whether or not it will be following us into the new gaming era.
A number of new fighting game-related announcements happened at Evolution 2013 last weekend from new characters to new updates to games that have been for quite a while.
The biggest fighting game tournament in the world is back again this weekend at Las Vegas as Entertainment Fuse goes into further detail of who and what to watch out for.
The day many of us have been waiting for is finally here. The first ever gameplay video for Grand Theft Auto V has been released, and it certainly doesn’t disappoint.
Hotline Miami got its PlayStation 3 release last month and after spending time with both this and the PC version, Entertainment Fuse reveals who wins the bloody war between the two.
After such a strong first offering, a sequel to The Last of Us is inevitable. How can Naughty Dog improve? Entertainment Fuse has a few suggestions.
E3 ended last week and whilst some industry giants came out of it as winners, others failed to impress. We looked at the big companies in the gaming world who attended this year’s E3 and compiled a top three disappointment list out of them all.
