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Addam Kearney

Addam Kearney has written 28 posts for Pixel Related

Guacamelee Review: Super Día de los Muertos

Sony has been, in the console space, leading the way for unique digital titles. Last year’s award winning Journey was a prime example of this pursuit paying off in a major fashion, but other smaller titles have popped up which should pique everyone’s interest. One such game, Guacamelee, is a game that I had been … Continue reading »

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Rayman Legends Delayed Until September; No Longer Wii-U Exclusive

Rayman Legends was the one game that really made me want to buy a Wii U. Rayman Origins is one of the best platformers released on the current gen consoles and having played the demo for Rayman Legends, I was psyched for the sequel. Well, today at the DICE summit, Ubisoft announced that the game … Continue reading »

Dead Space 3 Awakened DLC Announced

Dead Space 3 released today and if you’ve already finished it, you’ll likely be interested in this bit of news. EA   has announced that in March, one of the games first major DLC packs will be released. Dubbed, “Awakened“, the DLC seeks to add to the games dark undertones by introducing, ”…some of the most … Continue reading »

The Worst Kept Secret: Resident Evil: Revelations Coming to Consoles and PC

In today’s edition of “News That No One Is Surprised By”, Capcom announced that Resident Evil: Revelations would be coming to the PS3, Xbox 360, Wii U and PC’s later this year. The port, which has been heavily rumored for months, will be released at retail on May 21st for consoles and digitally for the … Continue reading »

Announcing Pixel Related’s Editorial Partnership With Raptr

Maybe you have heard of Raptr. If you haven’t, Raptr is a fantastic game time tracking tool which allows you easily find out how long you and your friends have been playing games. It’s a tool that I’ve used for a number of years and their community only seems to be getting larger. Plus, the … Continue reading »

Pixel Related’s 2012 Game of the Year

Before we get to our Game of the Year Awards, I want to extend a personal thank you to everyone who has visited our small site since we first launched. We do this because we love games and we’ve had some amazing reactions to our site over the past few months. From the bottom of … Continue reading »

2012 GOTY Awards: Best Mobile or Handheld Game

Here’s the scenario: You’re on a bus waiting to go to work, but you want to play something while you’re waiting. Thankfully, due to all of the different mobile and handheld games released this last year, there are plenty of fantastic games to keep you occupied. Runners Up: Gravity Rush (by Gustavo Ramirez) - The ability … Continue reading »

2012 GOTY Awards: Best Download Only Game

If ten years ago you had said that some of the best games available on the market would be available only for download, people would have thought you were crazy. This once again proves that we do, in fact, live in the future. Runners Up: Hotline Miami (by Addam Kearney) – If the film Drive … Continue reading »

2012 GOTY Awards: Best Game No One Played

It might be heartbreaking when a game is bad or disappointing, but it can break your heart even more if no one plays it. If there’s a game you truly believe in, you want everyone to play it. Runners Up: Lollipop Chainsaw (by Gustavo Ramirez) – A zombie-killing cheerleader with an affinity for chainsaws might … Continue reading »

2012 GOTY Awards: Biggest Disappointment

Sometimes you can be extremely excited about something in the games industry that it blinds you to the possibility of disappointment. When this happens, the disappointment can be crushing, making you rethink your outlook to the future. Runners Up: Assassin’s Creed 3’s Ending (by Addam Kearney) - What is the climactic finale that has been building … Continue reading »

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