League of Legends: Top Played Champions November 2013
As Preseason approaches Riot Games are hard at work sifting through feedback and suggestions for next season while players continue to tear each other apart in Summoner’s Rift.
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As Preseason approaches Riot Games are hard at work sifting through feedback and suggestions for next season while players continue to tear each other apart in Summoner’s Rift.
So…by now, most of you are probably aware that Rockstar kind of botched the launch of GTA Online. I mean, they seriously botched it. To the point that it was completely unplayable. At the same time, though…they handled the situation masterfully – there’s a lot of stuff they actually did right.
With this year’s LCS drawn to a close, a new season of League of Legends is just about upon us. It’s bringing with it some very, very big changes. Trust me when I say they’re something to be very, very excited for.
The month draws to a close and we’ve got another exciting addition of the top played League of Legends Champions for October 2013.
Memes can surface from pretty much any element of pop culture – but gaming has been a particularly rich source over the course of its lifetime. Today, we pay homage to a few of the best – and most memorable – memes around.
With Blizzard at the helm Hearthstone has the advantage of the experience and services associated with the king of MMO developers , but how do the features stack up?
This week, I’m revisiting an old favorite of mine – and one that I desperately hope you’ve heard of. Magicka tells the tale of one to four homicidal, sociopathic wizards, their not-vampire instructor, and an eldritch abomination that threatens to destroy the whole world.
Did I mention you can blow up pretty near anything you’ve a mind to?
This week we’ll be taking a look at a recently-released platformer known as Glare. You’re a being of pure light, tasked with saving a solar system from a race of parasites that are devouring the sun.
This week, I’ll be taking a look at Huntsman: The Orphanage; a rather fresh take on the horror genre that manages to convey fear and anxiety without any violence or gore whatsoever. It’s actually pretty impressive.
Social networks have effectively changed the way we…well, do pretty much everything. We interact differently, work differently, and even view the world differently since the birth of Facebook – there’s even talk that it’s bringing about a fundamental change in the way we think. It should thus come as no surprise that they’ve also had a considerable impact on the world of MMOs.
This week, we’ll be taking a look at Outlast, a horror game that tosses you into the shoes of independent journalist Miles Upshur as he explores the sinister Mount Massive Asylum. Spoiler alert: it doesn’t go so well for dear Miles.
This week, we’re going to take a look at puzzle platformer “The Bridge,” a rather esoteric game about a mad scientist, impossible geometry, and a reckless disregard for the laws of time, space, physics, and gravity. Shall we get started?
Historically, support has kind of been the butt-monkey role of League of Legends. In spite of being one of the most valuable and vital roles in the game, few people ever seem to want to play it. As a result…there aren’t all that many people who can actually play it well. We need to change that.
For those of you who’ve been living under a rock, I’ve some news: Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs has finally released. It’s about as terrifying as everyone expected it to be, but for entirely different reasons.
There are many possible reasons behind Riot’s success with League of Legends, but that’s not what we’re here to discuss. Instead, we’re here to talk about something else. We’re here to talk about the fact that, outside of the upper tiers, the vast majority of players simply don’t get it. We’re here to lay a few ground-rules for those people, ladies and gents.
This week, I’ll be playing Orion: Dino Horde. It’s a squad-based shooter with dinosaurs. Really, what more do you need to know?