
Stuart Cullen
Contributor at TechStomper.com
Write about games @CodecMoments + @TechStomperIE + Talk about games @gamersgalaxypod also survived @YOSchallenge3 VIEWS ARE MY OWN
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4 days ago |
techstomper.com | Stuart Cullen
Sometimes you want a game into which you can sink days, if not months, of your time into. And, on Nintendo Switch, few series come close to Xenoblade for a raking RPG with its epic mix of freedom, gripping mech fuelled combat and space opera about humanity trying to find a new home. So, fans will be cheering the move by Nintendo to release Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition, a remaster of the 2015 action role-playing epic that first saw action on the Wii U.
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1 week ago |
techstomper.com | Stuart Cullen
Sometimes you have to wait for your favourite game to get a sequel or next instalment, and we are not talking a few years here. I know this pain from waiting for Space Marine to finally get a follow up some 13 years later. Few can understand the wait that Fatal Fury fans have had, as Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves emerges after 26 years. Which is insane when you think about it, so much has happened in gaming and the world since it last saw action back in 1999.
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1 week ago |
techstomper.com | Stuart Cullen
It’s been no secret in the gaming space that Ubisoft have been in a bit of a rough patch for some time, and, of late, were looking for a sale. There was a lot riding on the publisher’s next title. Assassin’s Creed Shadows needed to be a smash after a run of games that just didn’t hit with the mass gaming public. The publisher finally would give fans what they have been crying out for for more than a decade – an Assassin’s Creed set in Japan.
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2 weeks ago |
techstomper.com | Stuart Cullen
Sometimes in life you just have to stop and take a moment for yourself. We have all had times in our lives where it all just gets too much. This need to pause is the core drive behind Wanderstop, a charming cosy title about taking your time, soaking in your surroundings and, most of all, being able to just think about things.
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2 weeks ago |
techstomper.com | Stuart Cullen
Gaming accessories manufacturer NACON has announced the availability of its latest controller, Revolution X Unlimited (RXU). Designed for Xbox Series X|S and PC, the RXU incorporates advanced technology for enhanced precision and responsiveness, particularly suited to shooting games. Read More: NACON MG-X Pro Urban Camo review – Mobile Fire ControlNACON Revolution X Unlimited integrates Hall Effect sensors in its joysticks and triggers, reducing the risk of joystick drift over time.
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