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                                                       2015 has been an exciting year for gamers and 2016 should be even better. Several highly-anticipated PS4 and Xbox One games are coming, as well as some PC and Nintendo console gems. In order of release date, these are the 39 games we're most excited about for 2015 and 2016, including lots of new games announced at E3 2015. 1) Assassin's Creed Syndicate Release date: 23 October 2015 (19 November on PC), available to pre-order now Platforms: PS4, Xbox One, PC The latest installment in the Assassin's Creed is Syndicate, and it'll feature two brand-new assassins called Jacob and Evie Frye (they're twins - and yes, you'll be able to play as a woman!). It's set in London in 1868, during the Victorian era. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS :- This is what you'll need: OS : Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 (64bit versions) CPU : Intel Core i5 2400s @ 2.5 GHz or AMD FX 6350

Star Wars fans got quite a treat earlier this week with a double dose of Star Wars media hitting store shelves. Along with the Episode III DVD, LucasArts also shipped Star Wars Battlefront II, the sequel to last year's Battlefront. Battlefront II, the sequel to the first team-based shooter set in a Star Wars universe, adds a few notable improvements, but doesn't stray too far from the formula that made the original game a big commercial success. You'll still take control of various infantry classes and vehicles as you fight for control of capture points on conquest-style maps. New space combat maps and playable Jedi represent some incremental improvements, but for the most part, Battlefront II treads familiar ground, which is great for Star Wars fanatics and fans of team-based online shooters. Space combat is arguably the best new feature in Battlefront II. The biggest improvement made to the standard vehicle-infantry combat combination is the add

   If the Call of Duty franchise is a well-oiled machine, Black Ops III is the replacement part that keeps the wheels moving into yet another year. It introduces minor changes to an established formula, and in some aspects, this is developer Treyarch near its peak. But in other areas, Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 lacks inspiration. Treyarch has set a high bar with its contributions to the Call of Duty series. The first Black Ops introduced a twisting, engaging campaign with vivid characters and historical conspiracies. Black Ops II revamped multiplayer customization, lending deeper player choice to a fine-tuned competitive experience. And now there's Call of Duty: Black Ops III, a shooter reaching in several different directions with vastly different results. The newest iteration of multiplayer begins on promising note as Black Ops III's specialists cover the screen. These are the soldiers of humanity's future, clad in titanium alloy armor, brandishing

If you’ve looked at the hardware specifications for a top of the line handset at any point in the last few years, there’s a good chance that you’ve seen NFC listed on the spec sheet. But despite the age of NFC, it hasn’t yet become the norm for all smartphones. If you’re content with an older handset, or can’t quite justify springing for the latest top of the line model, you may be wondering what all the fuss is about. So here’s a rundown of what NFC is, how it works, and what it can be used for. NFC stands for “ Near Field Communicatio n” and, as the name implies, it enables short range communication between compatible devices. This requires at least one transmitting device, and another to receive the signal. A range of devices can use the NFC standard and can be considered either passive or active, depending on how the device works. Passive NFC devices include tags, and other small transmitters, that can send information to other NFC devices without the need for

It's a little more even in the PS4 vs Xbox One debate now that E3 2014 has come and gone and we're seven months into the next-generation of video games. Sure, Sony's new console is ahead, pushing toward 8 million systems sold compared to Microsoft's 5 million "shipped to stores" number . But those are sales statistics. At E3, Microsoft gave dithering last-gen gamers more reason to upgrade with an Xbox One price drop so it costs the same as a PS4. It is also adding more "Only on Xbox" games to its library this year that join must-have next-gen exclusive Titanfall . Order Xbox One now from: Amazon | Zavvi | Tesco | GAME Order PS4 now from: Amazon | Zavvi | Tesco | GAME Sony, meanwhile, is preparing PS4 for a virtual reality future with Project Morpheus , a challenger to Oculus Rift . Games like Uncharted 4 and The Order 1886 are in the offing, though not till 2015. Of course, both companies claim to have the advantage in p