The Virgin Media VIVID Gamer Lounge was the best place to hang out.īut inside it was intense as competitiors took part in the Destiny: Rise of Iron challengeĪnd outside, they just wanted to get in! (and get a free t-shirt). Two-button indie sports game Super Arcade Football is a fine example of pick-up and playability - and very popular too.Įighties classic Mine Storm is still ridiculously addictive, as were so many games in the retro area.Īlthough when Xbox and PS1 games are considered retro, it made some of us feel rather old!įrom the amazing work by Special Effects in making gaming accessible to everyone with incredible eye-controlled FIFA, Wizdish and their multi-directional treadmill / VR genius of the Wizdish ROVR (seen here playing Fallout 4), new tech - and new uses of tech (especially VR) - was everywhere.ĥ. The big screen battles pulled some impressive crowds.

Gran Turismo is looking better than ever.Įspecially when you get to play it in one of these awesome driving seats. Combined Arms was a mode that was introduced in the base game, and it featured the Control and Clash game modes on maps with vehicles and. After the Fallen House of Devils re-discovered the imposing Golden Age tech. As part of the Rise of Iron expansion, guardians learned of a long-lost malevolent force that humanity had created a long time ago.

Here's a quick run down of what we learned. Perhaps the most Metal Gear Solid-esque sci-fi equivalent in the lore of Destiny, SIVA was one of the last major discoveries players made in the first game before moving on to Destiny 2. We were lucky enough to attend, play some games, try some tech, and meet up with some of our brilliant community members. Here's a quick and easy guide on how to beat the Vosik challenge mode in the Wrath of the Machine Raid in Destiny.Don't forget to Like Comment Subscrib. EGX took place at Birmingham's NEC this weekend.

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