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The new year is quickly approaching, and 2019 is looking like it's going to be a very good year in gaming. Throughout the rest of 2018, we're going to be talking about some of the games that are scheduled for release at some point in 2019 that we here at Vortainment are eagerly anticipating. It … Continue reading Our Most Anticipated Games Coming in 2019: Warhammer Chaosbane
Occasionally here on the site I do a little post titled "Patriot's Playing" where I talk about the game or games that I'll be playing in the current week. It's not a weekly thing, usually just when I'm switching things around and playing something different or going back to an older favorite. I'll still be … Continue reading Patriot’s Playing LIVE Tonight: Destiny 2 – “The Shattered Throne”
Defiance 2050 is the remastering/continuation of 2013's Defiance. The original released on PS3, Xbox 360, and PC and is still available to play. Though it began as a pay-to-play game, Defiance transitioned to free-to-play in 2014. Defiance 2050 is likewise a completely free-to-play third person looter shooter MMO from Trion World's, available now on PS4, … Continue reading Defiance 2050 Beginner’s Guide to Weapon Enhancement
Wow. What a night, eh? Let's preface this "review" by stating that I had very little interest in and hope for this pay-per-view event. With that said, even I'm shocked at just how bad Extreme Rules 2018 turned out. This was, without a doubt, the worst pay-per-view event I've seen in quite some time. Even … Continue reading WWE Extreme Rules 2018 Review
It's current day in current year, that means there's an SJW crying somewhere. This time it's Nathan Grayson writing for Kotaku's Steamed. The title of his article on Kingdom Come Deliverance is pretty telling when coupled with the first paragraph: Kingdom Come Owes Its Popularity To 'Realism' And Conservative Politics Kingdom Come: Deliverance has sold … Continue reading Attention Developers: Embrace the Alt Right For Success Says SJW
Yesterday, Destiny 2 received update 1.1.3 which was headlined by the new Nightfall Strike Scoring system. The hard time limit is now gone from the Nightfall, and with it any modifiers are gone from the normal or prestige mode nightfall. To enable modifiers, in prestige mode only, you'll need a Nightfall Challenge Card which drops … Continue reading Destiny 2’s Nightfall Change Shows Need For Weapon System Rework
This has been a feature idea I’ve been kicking around for a while, and the only constant with it has been the subject for the first one. Audrey Hepburn had a film career that spanned five decades and consisted of 27 films. She was not only extremely talented and beautifully, but far more importantly she … Continue reading The Top 5 Audrey Hepburn Films
With their PlayStation consoles, Sony has built up a large fanbase for being the platform that not only gets all the big third-party multiplatform games, but also has the largest collection of first party studios pumping out exclusive games. One of the most prolific of these studios is Sucker Punch Productions, who has been making … Continue reading Developer Spotlight: Sucker Punch Productions
Another day, another SJW complaining about something and screaming racism. This time around it's Lucia Taylor of "New Normative," a so-called "progressing gaming" site. I'm not going to link to the article directly, but you can find it from here. It's the kind of piece we can do a breakdown of though, kinda like the … Continue reading SJW Attacks Kingdom Come: Deliverance Over Historical Accuracy
It's been just about three years since Borderlands: The Handsome Collection released, bringing Borderlands 2 and The Pre-Sequel to PS4 and Xbox One. It's been five and a half years since Borderlands 2 originally released. Suffice to say, it has been a long wait. Luckily the wait for the next Borderlands game is growing shorter … Continue reading 5 Things We Want From Borderlands 3
The first person shooter genre has become one of the most popular in gaming. While the genre was predominantly a PC and Mac genre in the early and mid 90s, the 1997 release of GoldenEye 007 on Nintendo 64 paved the way for a to move into home consoles. In 2001, Microsoft released a new … Continue reading Developer Spotlight: Bungie
While browsing the Internet yesterday I came across an article on Recode titled "It’s 2016, so why is Super Mario still rescuing a cake-baking princess?" The terrible article from a deluded Social Justice Warrior claimed that Princess Peach telling Mario she'll bake a cake was "sexist." And then followed it up with some nonsense about … Continue reading Hey SJW’s, Please Stop Trying to Ruin Super Mario With Your Gender Politics Nonsense
