Welcome to the Black Ops 2 Intel Location Guide. The campaign has eleven story missions and each mission has three intel locations that you have to search for. This is a video breakdown of all 33 intel locations that will help you get the High IQ achievement or trophy. Enjoy Gamers!

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Here is a quick walkthrough of all the terminal locations in Halo 4. This will get you 2 achievements. 1 for finding your first terminal and another for finding all of them. Happy hunting gamers! A big thanks to all the XPG members that helped make this video possible.

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Here’s some impressions of Assassin’s Creed 3. The game is a fresh of fresh air for fans of the series and it also has the ability to bring haters over from the dark side. The combat is awesome and the story offers twists and turns around every corner. This is the first video review for the site and it couldn’t be on a better title.

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This is the entire gameplay playthrough of the Medal of Honor Warfighter for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. I have also added a few achievement videos as well. All gameplay was captured in 1080p by XPG INSANITY using the Elgato Game Capture HD. Enjoy!

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Alright gamers whats up Insanity coming at you with a full review of the Elgato Game Capture HD for a long time and after countless hours of recording and live streaming I think it’s time for an official review… Lets do this!!!

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Thanks to YouTuber XPGINSANITY, who is the sites writer, has been absent for quite awhile now but is now back. With the biggest playthrough I have done for 2012. All in 1080P Here is the entire walkthrough for Resident Evil 6. Enjoy!

Leon Campaign

Chris Campaign

Jake Campaign

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The Expendables 2 is here to win you over boasting even more beefy action stars of various vintages and skills, plus an obscenely fun villain played by none other than Jean-Claude Van Damme, The Expendables 2 actually fulfills that original promise of an over-the-top, slightly tongue-in-cheek action movie that revives 80s macho bloodsport while poking just enough fun at it as well.

When we first clap eyes on his team — Lee Christmas (Jason Statham), Gunner Jensen (Dolph Lundgren), Hale Caesar (Terry Crews) and the rest — they are marauding through Burma in a home-made tank, hosing bullets at junta troops who pop like microwaved marshmallows.

This is merely the amuse-bouche: later, the enigmatic Mr Church (Bruce Willis) dispatches the Expendables to Eastern Europe, where they are entrusted with the recovery of five tons of weapons-grade plutonium.

Also hunting the nuclear material is a villain played by Jean-Claude Van Damme, whose name is Vilain for the avoidance of ambiguity. This man is so sinister, he wears sunglasses while down a mine.

Barney recruits some new members to fight the good fight: Maggie (Nan Yu), who in a shocking double twist, is both Chinese and female; Billy (Liam Hemsworth), a shining-eyed, soon-to-be-married young sniper who might as well have a giant target painted on his chest; and Trench (Arnold Schwarzenegger), a former rival of Barney’s whose role has been amusingly expanded from his brief cameo in the first film.

In the ultimate Eighties throwback, director Simon West (Con Air) stages the stunts and explosions in camera, rather than recreating them with computer graphics, which gives proceedings a flame-grilled authenticity.

The Expendables 2 isn’t nearly clever enough to operate as an actual action movie as well as a parody of one– maybe they’ll hire Edgar Wright to write the third one and seriously up their game– but it is a good amount of fun, especially for those going in for the nostalgic thrills they’ve been promised. Maybe they’re all geniuses for lowering the bar so much with The Expendables that we can’t help but be grateful to this one for actually being a good time.

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Call of Duty Black Ops 2 was announced back in May and the multiplayer details have been under wraps until now. At this years Gamescom attendees will have the opportunity to go hands on with the overhauled multiplayer experience that Black Ops 2 has to offer. The big changes come mostly in the form of your create a class loadout.

Before you step onto the battlefield to capture flags or dominate control points, you’ll want to spend some quality time getting to know the new loadout system. The user interface is cleaner, making it easier to take in information — attachments are all laid out side by side, while guns rotate on a carousel menu. Vonderhaar doesn’t want players wasting time diving into and pulling back out of unnecessary menus. The elegance is necessary. Without it, managing the new customization system would be disastrous. Instead, it enables new ways of building custom classes.

The internal nickname for Treyarch’s customization system is “Pick 10,” since, well, that’s what you do. In the past, you had to take items into battle “whether you cared for them or didn’t care for them,” Vonderhaar says, “whether you used them or didn’t.” Each of your class loadouts in Black Ops II has a maximum of 10 slots you can fill however you please. If you don’t use secondary firearms, simply remove it from your set and replace it with a perk, grenade, or attachment. In addition to this, Vonderhaar throws players a potential curveball: you can sacrifice a perk or tactical item for a Wild Card, providing further options.

With these, you can double the amount of frag grenades you spawn with, add a second primary weapon to your loadout, or take additional perks. You may have to opt against taking a scope or a pistol, but Treyarch makes each strategic decision worth your while. You can even skip guns altogether, equip three perk-centric Wild Cards, and go into each match with six perks.

Pick 10 truly allows you to play to your personal style. It lets you focus on what works and reject what doesn’t. In turn, you’ll become a better, more capable competitor. The results of your decisions come to life, of course, on the battlefield. Experimenting with loadout styles felt like experimenting with a collectible card game deck or trying on an outfit — you sample what you have, see how it suits you, and adapt accordingly.

However you suit up, you’ll want to use whatever scores you the most points. Points are the new focus; Kill Streaks are out, Score Streaks are in. Now you earn streak bonuses based on what you do overall, not just how many dudes you kill in a row. Kills are part of it, certainly, but Treyarch is steering players in a direction the Call of Duty franchise desperately needed: Playing as a team, and playing carefully, are more important than ever.

Black Ops II incentivizes players going for objectives rather than kills. Scoring a headshot makes you considerably less points than scoring a flag or control-point capture. What’s more, killing while carrying the flag doubles the points you earn, which fills your Score Streak meter much faster. When you cross the point threshold of your equipped streaks — each has its own numerical value, ranging from the low hundreds to the 1200 point range — you unlock access and unleash.

Now players need to repeatedly score to keep their streak bonuses in play. If you die, you lose your score streak. This is incredibly important. It forces Call of Duty players to stop rushing, start thinking, and value their precious life. As I poured more time into multiplayer, I found myself stepping away from traditional Call of Duty values. Black Ops II looks and plays and feels just like any other series entry, but the mentality with which you approach the competitive side is completely different. Don’t be surprised to see players behaving as though they’re playing SOCOM or Counter-Strike. Even though you respawn, each life matters.

With all this in mind, Treyarch has removed the COD Points currency system, so all unlocks — whether it’s slots for your Pick 10, Score Streaks, or weapons — are gated off by rank. You level up, you get more. When you Prestige at 55 and start again, you’ll still be unlocking new stuff.

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