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Mohammad Usaid

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As seen in: GamingBolt, GameRant, TheGamer
Web Developer/Freelance Gaming Journalist. Currently at Game Rant/GamingBolt/The Profaned Otaku.

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Mohammad Usaid’s Biography

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A prototypical computer nerd and an all-time rock-and-roll fan, Usaid likes to read and write about the subtle game design elements that make good games great. In the odd chance he's not writing his next piece or researching about the same, he can be found helplessly trying to learn a new solo on his 6-string.

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God of War: Ragnarok Fans Should Prepare for a Ton of Heartbreak

God of War: Ragnarok Fans Should Prepare for a Ton of Heartbreak

God of War: Ragnarok's strongest moments seem to be foretold within myths and the first game, and thus fans s…

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Buck Up and Drive! Interview: Solo-Developer Talks Development, Customization, and Post-Launch Pl...

Buck Up and Drive! Interview: Solo-Developer Talks Development, Customization, and Post-Launch Pl...

Developer Fabio Fontes is hard at work on his upcoming Buck Up and Drive!, which is part-endless racer, and p…

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What Is Going On With Rockstar?

What Is Going On With Rockstar?

Rockstar Games is known to be one of the finest studios around the globe. Originally known as DMA Design, the…

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The Matrix Awakens Technical Analysis - A Look Into The Future Of Gaming

The Matrix Awakens Technical Analysis - A Look Into The Future Of Gaming

Epic Games has recently released a new demo by the name of The Matrix Awakens. Set against the backdrop of th…

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Sword and Fairy: Together Forever Review - A Solid Experience

Sword and Fairy: Together Forever Review - A Solid Experience

Developer SOFTSTAR's Sword and Fairy series is one that isn't all that well known in the West, and for good r…

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Why Max Payne 2 Is Still The King, 17 Years Later

Why Max Payne 2 Is Still The King, 17 Years Later

Remedy Entertainment's is one of the most fan-beloved and consistent franchises of all time, but the IP has r…

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10 Examples of Dumb Video Game Logic That Will Shock You

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By Mohammad Usaid
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Games can be hilariously nonsensical at times. This feature runs down 10 such instances of video game logic that make no sense. Page 1 of 10 Video games have come a long way since their humble beginnings, and modern games have proven to be the ultimate amalgamation of art and technology. Games use techniques like motion-captured animations, photogrammetry-based textures, and ray-traced lighting to deliver fictional vistas that don’t look too different from real life.
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10 Underwhelming Games That Deserve a Second Chance When They Are Cheaper

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By Mohammad Usaid
| GamingBolt
These games might not be of the highest quality, but they certainly deserve a second chance should you happen to get them at a bargain. Page 1 of 10 Gaming can be an expensive hobby, more so with the recent hike in the price of AAA releases and the rising prices of related console hardware. As such, gamers would rather spend their hard-earned money on nothing but the best of what the medium has to offer – which can be unfortunate for games that don’t hit that level of quality.
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P.T. Inspired Luto Is Looking Like a Creepy Endeavour

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By Mohammad Usaid
| GamingBolt
Currently in development at Broken Bird Games, Luto is an impressive looking psychological horror game that could very well surpass the legacy of PT. Horror games continue to be one of the most popular genres of gaming, and the last couple of years has proven to be a great time for games of this ilk. With remakes such as the likes of Dead Space Remake continue to reinvigorate interest in IPs once thought to be lost to the past.
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