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Pixotri Gaming Studio

Pixotri Gaming Studio

Pixotri Gaming Studio

Pixotri Gaming Studio



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Pixotri Gaming Studio

Pixotri Gaming Studio

The Balloon Boy 

A boy goes soaring up into the sky after holding on to too many balloons. Help him to get back down by popping all the balloons before time runs out! Be careful of the dangerous balloons which will result in penalties. The stunning visuals and sounds will appeal to all ages. A fun game for kids and family. Have fun popping balloons and bringing the boy down.

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Pixotri Gaming Studio

Pixotri Gaming Studio

Batman Arkham Knight Patch 1.03 Is Live On PS4 and Xbox One, Fixes Leaderboards

Batman Arkham Knight has received a brand new patch on the PS4 and Xbox One that is aimed at fixing the leaderboards for the game. These leaderboards have been broken since launch and Rocksteady Studios promised a quick hot fix for them, which has been finally released on PS4 and Xbox One today.

This new update is less than 100 MB in size and should be out now on both PS4 and Xbox One. As announced by game director Sefton Hill, this new update is for fixing the leaderboards, and it can be confirmed from the changelog of Patch 1.03.

Batman Arkham Knight sales are currently suspended on PC until it is fully fixed. The game launched with a huge list of problems on PC and was quickly pulled from sale until the issues were resolved. Rocksteady Studios are currently hard at work on the PC version of the game.

Batman Arkham Knight is out now on PS4 and Xbox One.

Let us know if  you have updated to the latest version of the game in the comments below.

GTA 5: Rockstar building new update on Xbox One and PS4 with latest fan offering

GTA 5 is set to receive its next instalment of free content this summer, which will include the PC version's Rockstar Editor coming to PS4 and Xbox One.

The new tool will certainly prove a game-changer for many consoles fans who have had to look on enviously at the amazing clips being put together by those on PC.

Rockstar has already confirmed that due to the Editor being an advanced tool requiring additional processing power, it will not be compatible with GTA V on the Xbox 360 and PS3.

However, fans who made the leap to the new-gen console are set to get a version tailored for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, which we will see a release most likely with the launch of the Ill-Gotten Gains content update later this summer.

And warming up to the release of the new creator tool, the GTA 5 developers have picked out a new wave of fan-made videos that have caught their eye.

One that should prove very useful to console fans waiting to get their hands on the Rockstar Editor will be user whanowa's GTAV: Create Awesome Videos in 5 Steps.

An accompanying description for the video guide, which can be seen below, explains: "There have been a few attempts at Rockstar Editor video tutorials since launch, but none goes as in-depth as whanowa's "GTAV: Create Awesome Videos in 5 Steps".

"As well as a holistic overview, each section of this 20 minute epic is packed with helpful tips and tricks, complete with reference clips and demonstrations. If you're an aspiring Rockstar Editor, this video is highly recommended."

Rockstar has also revealed that they plan to bring The Lab radio station to all four consoles in a forthcoming title update, although there seems to be zero change of a the playlist-style station transferring over to PS4 and Xbox One.

"The GTAV PC Self Radio experience that plays your personally curated playlist of mp3s in the game as a fully featured and properly integrated radio station just wouldn’t technically be possible on the consoles as it requires more than the consoles allow at this time," a Rockstar statement on the subject confirms.

Mortal Kombat X Predator Early Release? Xbox One Owners Reportedly Can Install New Character [VIDEO]

The latest character in Mortal Kombat X was not supposed to be released till July -- that’s according to the Boon man himself. However, Predator has been released early for Xbox One owners according to some leaked gameplay footage.

The Predator Mortal Kombat X early release leak stems from Xbox One owners being able to install the add-on for Mortal Kombat X if they manage their downloads.

Some Xbox One owners have claimed that doing so unlocks the Predator DLC, which includes the character and some new skins. And while some Xbox One players can only download the alternate skins, others claim that they can actually download Predator early.

There are also some people who downloaded Predator and then when they closed the game and rebooted the new DLC character was blacked out again. Perhaps NetherRealm Studios caught on to the Predator leak and put a quick patch to stop the download.

But those that did get to play a little with the new Mortal Kombat X character got to take some Xbox One footage of Predator’s gameplay.

According to those people, Predator’s three variations are Hunter which has a flying trap that can stun, hangs opponents upside down or detonate. The captured Predator gameplay of this variation can be found here.

The second variation is Warrior, which allows for a self-detonate attack that launches the opponent at the cost of some health. The gameplay footage can be seen here.

The final variation is Hish-Qu-Ten, which gives Predator plasma shots.  That gameplay footage can be seen here.

You can even see one of Predator’s fatalities, which has the beast lift up the opponent and cut his head in half using one of his futuristic blades. Check out the video below.

The official release date for Predator has not been announced except it will be in July. Kombat Pack owners will be able to download Predator first, with the character being sold separately a week later. 

But did any of you Xbox One owners have any luck downloading Predator for Mortal Kombat X? Let us know in the comments section. 

4 Video Games Free for Xbox Gold Members in July 2015

One of the primary benefits of being an Xbox Live Gold member is that you get free games each month. Sure, the service costs around $60 per year, but the games you’ll get are worth far more than that, even if you’re only interested in playing a fraction of them.

Previously, members could only count on Microsoft to give away one free Xbox One game and two free Xbox 360 games each month. Starting in July, the company will begin offering two Xbox One games each month, which is good news for Xbox One owners looking to fill out their library of games.

Remember, even if you don’t have an Xbox One yet, you can redeem your free games either on Xbox.com or your Xbox 360. Then, if you buy an Xbox One in the future, you’ll be able to find those games in your account and download them. It’s like buying a new console and suddenly having an instant library of games to play.

Without further ado, here are the free Games With Gold for July 2015.

1. Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag

Platform: Xbox One

Original price: $29.99

Available: All month

Metacritic score: 83

So what if Microsoft gave the Xbox 360 version of this game away to Gold members in April. Now you can have it on Xbox One.

Like all Assassin’s Creed games, this one whisks you to the past, where you’ll be tasked with sneaking around and killing bad guys. The setting is particularly exciting: you’re dropped in the pirate-infested Caribbean Sea during the colonial era of 1715. You have the standard wall-climbing and back-stabbing the series is known for, but there’s also a huge focus on exploration and ship combat. Many fans consider this the best Assassin’s Creed game yet, so be sure to download it for free while you can.

2. So Many Me

Platform: Xbox One

Original price: $14.99

Available: July 16 to August 15

Metacritic score: 78 (on PC)

This adorable indie platformer is all about clones. You play as a cute spherical character who duplicates himself at the drop of a hat. Your clones follow you every step of the way, but they’re easy to lose if you’re not careful — much like Lemmings.

Eventually you’ll discover different kinds of clones with new abilities that will help you make your way though the game’s many environmental puzzles. The reviews for the PC version have been pretty strong, so it’s definitely worth a look when it launches on Xbox One.

3. Plants Vs. Zombies

Platform: Xbox 360

Original price: $14.99

Available: July 1 to July 15

Metacritic score: 89

From Bejeweled to Peggle, developer Popcap knows how to make killer games that appeal to casual and hardcore gamers alike. Thought it’s been for a while, Plants Vs. Zombies definitely fits the bill. This “flower defense” real-time strategy game has you plant combat-ready flora in your front yard to stave off hordes of zombies trying to shamble their way into your house (and gnaw their way into your brain).

You spend your time choosing seeds, collecting sunlight, and pelting cartoonish zombies with weapons like pea shooters. It’s one of those games that’s easy to start playing, but hard to stop because it’s so much fun. If you haven’t played it yet, be sure to give this one a try.

4. Gears of War 3

Platform: Xbox 360

Original price: $19.99

Available: July 16 to July 31

Metacritic score: 91

The human race is in dire straits as Gears of War 3 kicks off, which means it falls once again to you and your team of burly soldiers to save the day. Armed with machine guns, chainsaws, and a mighty weapon called the Hammer of Dawn, you set off to end the alien threat once and for all. No pressure, but if you fail, it’s pretty much curtains for humanity.

With enough epic set pieces to fill a summer blockbuster, Gears 3 is a thrill ride from start to finish. And after you’ve watched the credits roll, don’t forget to try the multiplayer modes. They’re just as gory and intense as the campaign.

RARE REPLAY'S 10,000 GAMERSCORE INCLUDES PREVIOUSLY-EARNED XBOX 360 POINTS

When announcing the 30-game compilation Rare Replay onstage during Microsoft's E3 presentation, developer Rare announced up to 10,000 achievement points were up for grabs in the collection.

However, achievement hunters may need to take note of one minor detail before jumping in. Speaking with Rare Gamer, Rare's Jason Thomas clarified that the games in the Rare Replay collection are linked to the Xbox 360 releases of Rare classics, meaning that any points one might have earned in the Rare games previously available on the Xbox 360 cannot be re-earned and are instead counted toward the overall achievement score in Rare Replay.

While those points cannot be earned again for playing the same game, there's still some benefit to having the points on your existing account. According to Thomas, those who previously played the games on 360 will unlock bonus content faster due to already having the achievements from the digital game.

"So the 360 games [in the Rare Replay digital collection] are as they currently are on the 360, nothing added or taken away. The benefit of this is that you get to use your existing achievements to get a head start in unlocking the bonus content within Rare Replay," he said.

This communication between both the games and Xbox systems also means players will already have a head start in many of the games thanks to the ability to import save data.

"Furthermore, your saves carry across too thanks to the wonders of the Cloud – if you saved it up there on 360, it’ll be there on Xbox One. Now some swift maths should then give you a hint as to how much Gamerscore is within the remaining games and it’s fair to say we’ve pushed the boat out on that one and broken normal conventions," he said.

Rare Replay is a compilation of classic Rare games including Banjo-Kazooie, Battletoads, Conker's Bad Fur Day, Perfect Dark, and others. It will be available for the Xbox One on August 4, 2015.