Nicholas Downie, Author at Lords of Gaming

Nicholas Downie

Gamer of 20+ years. Started on PC and moved on to all things PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo. FPS and Classic RPG nerd.

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Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S See A Price Hike In Japan

January 30th, 2023 0

We live in an economy where it seems like everything just keeps getting more and more expensive. For example, see the current price of a dozen eggs...

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Rumor: Early Alpha Footage Of Horizon Forbidden West Multiplayer Game Has Leaked

January 28th, 2023 0

It is very rare that we get to see insight into how games look at different stages of their development. Publishers and developers are understandably...

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Opinion: Xbox Developer Direct Is How Xbox Should Showcase Games

January 27th, 2023 0

Communication has long been a struggle for the Xbox brand. While the company has made massive strides since the early days of the Xbox One, which was...

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Hi-Fi Rush Breaks Into The Top 5 Best Sellers On Steam

January 27th, 2023 0

It is nearly impossible to tell what might end up scaling its way up the sales charts on Steam every week. For the past few weeks, Hogwarts Legacy...

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How To Be A Better Objective Player In Modern Warfare 2

January 25th, 2023 0

In online FPS players, everyone wants to finish the game at the top of the coveted leaderboard. Many players especially in Call Of Duty Modern...

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Justin Roiland Has Officially Departed Squanch Games

January 24th, 2023 0

The past few weeks have seen Rick & Morty co-creator Justin Roiland under fire for a wealth of allegations. The original controversy came to...

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Marvel's Avengers Will Cease Updates In 2023

January 21st, 2023 0

It would be a lie to say that Crystal Dynamics did not have an uphill battle with the release of Marvel's Avengers in 2020. While the game was...

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Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Xbox Version Remains In Limbo After Broken Update

January 20th, 2023 0

Games being broken at launch has become more commonplace in the past decade. While games continue to have more moving parts within their engines that...