VIDEO GAMES: Solace In Gaming ~ 5 Exciting Upcoming Titles
Jun 14 2013, 1:06 PM
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Using the Internet for entertainment is becoming a bit of a
hassle these days, with new stories breaking all the time of some government or
private organization violating privacy. Unfortunately, we're at a point at which we as individual
citizens probably just need to accept that nothing we put on the Internet is
private anymore.
Naturally, increasing awareness of the dangers of sharing
information online has led to more emphasis on managing personal data safely.
From choosing strategic passwords, to paying more attention to privacy
settings, and even relying on companies like Sharefile for secure and
reliable data transfer, people are constantly seeking ways to make everyday
Internet activities a bit safer. Really, it all gets a bit exhausting.
Fortunately, there's one form of online entertainment that
we can all still enjoy without worrying too much about exposing ourselves to
security issues: gaming!
While your Xbox may want an email address when you first
create an account, interactive online gaming in general is a wonderful way to
enjoy Internet entertainment without worrying about the hassles of protecting
your secure data from the online community, or from hackers. So without further
ado, here are 5 highly
anticipated games with great online multiplayer potential coming out
this year.
In contrast to most modern "shooters," the
Splinter Cell series remains grounded in strategy and espionage more than
simply shooting accuracy. That makes the multiplayer mode for
"Blacklist" intriguing. The game mode is spies vs. mercenaries, with
teams switching halfway through each game. Each side has various covert
objectives, but the two are also in direct combat.
Each GTA game is essentially more of the same, but as we
know, fans can't get enough. The fun thing about GTA V's multiplayer mode is
that it is essentially a collaborative version of the single player, wherein
players can work together to accomplish missions.
3. FIFA 14

There's not much to say about this one, but it has to be
mentioned in any discussion about intriguing upcoming multiplayers. FIFA,
whether or not you're a fan of the beautiful game, is always a great game to
play with or against friends, and the latest edition will almost certainly be
the best, based on the franchise's history of steady improvement.
The Arkham series of Batman games have been very popular
with gamers and Batman fans alike, but if rumours are to be believed, this will
be the first title to include multiplayer. Specifics are as yet unknown, but
it's always exciting when a popular franchise first introduces multiplayer.
Finally, there's the upcoming Call Of Duty to consider.
COD's story lines can be lacking, but it remains one of the most popular
franchises for online multiplayer, with various modes and creative maps
designed for players to battle through. "Ghosts" should provide more
of the same.
Using the Internet for entertainment is becoming a bit of a
hassle these days, with new stories breaking all the time of some government or
private organization violating privacy. Unfortunately, we're at a point at which we as individual
citizens probably just need to accept that nothing we put on the Internet is
private anymore.
Naturally, increasing awareness of the dangers of sharing information online has led to more emphasis on managing personal data safely. From choosing strategic passwords, to paying more attention to privacy settings, and even relying on companies like Sharefile for secure and reliable data transfer, people are constantly seeking ways to make everyday Internet activities a bit safer. Really, it all gets a bit exhausting.
Fortunately, there's one form of online entertainment that we can all still enjoy without worrying too much about exposing ourselves to security issues: gaming!
While your Xbox may want an email address when you first create an account, interactive online gaming in general is a wonderful way to enjoy Internet entertainment without worrying about the hassles of protecting your secure data from the online community, or from hackers. So without further ado, here are 5 highly anticipated games with great online multiplayer potential coming out this year.
In contrast to most modern "shooters," the Splinter Cell series remains grounded in strategy and espionage more than simply shooting accuracy. That makes the multiplayer mode for "Blacklist" intriguing. The game mode is spies vs. mercenaries, with teams switching halfway through each game. Each side has various covert objectives, but the two are also in direct combat.
Each GTA game is essentially more of the same, but as we know, fans can't get enough. The fun thing about GTA V's multiplayer mode is that it is essentially a collaborative version of the single player, wherein players can work together to accomplish missions.
3. FIFA 14
There's not much to say about this one, but it has to be mentioned in any discussion about intriguing upcoming multiplayers. FIFA, whether or not you're a fan of the beautiful game, is always a great game to play with or against friends, and the latest edition will almost certainly be the best, based on the franchise's history of steady improvement.
The Arkham series of Batman games have been very popular with gamers and Batman fans alike, but if rumours are to be believed, this will be the first title to include multiplayer. Specifics are as yet unknown, but it's always exciting when a popular franchise first introduces multiplayer.
Finally, there's the upcoming Call Of Duty to consider. COD's story lines can be lacking, but it remains one of the most popular franchises for online multiplayer, with various modes and creative maps designed for players to battle through. "Ghosts" should provide more of the same.
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