Welcome this is Raul for Geek I/O’s Gamer Geeks with the top stories for the week of May 11th 2015.

10 years ago this week the World of Warcraft Guild Pals for Life posted a video of a raid gone wrong, immortalized the battle cry of Leeeeeeroy Jenkins. The battle cry has been turned in a achievement for World of Warcraft and a card for Blizzard’s other game Hearthstone.

http://www.polygon.com/2015/5/11/8584549/happy-10-year-anniversary-leeeeeeeeeeeeroy-jenkins

Twitch the online video game streaming site, stated in a blog post that they are rolling out with a opt in beta feature that will be available to all streamers that would reduce lag by 33% on average.

http://blog.twitch.tv/2015/05/new-reduced-stream-delay-beta/

Nintendo has announce their programming for E3 for June 14th to the 20th. Starting with The Nintendo World Championships for the first time in 25 years. Also planned for that week is a Nintendo Digital Event, Treehouse Live, as well as a demo for Mario Maker for Wii U being available at select Best Buy locations.

http://e3.nintendo.com/

Staying the the Nintendo theme. The Silver Edition Mario amiibo will be in stores on May 29 at the msrp $12.99

http://www.nintendo.com/whatsnew/detail/J5qdBlZvsdmVY7vfvnIfRhtBfGLoQzf8

Steam is have a publisher sales weekend with up to 80% off capcom titles. Like Resident Evil, Devil May Cry, Dead Rising and many others. Head to steampowered.com the see the full list.

http://store.steampowered.com/sale/capcom2015/

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Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons was developed by Starbreeze Studios and published by 505 Games. Released as an Xbox Live Arcade title in August of 2013 and later on the PC, and PlayStation Network in September of 2013. Brothers will have you engaged in the determination of how far two sons are willing to go to save someone they love. When their father falls deathly ill his sons are tasked with retrieving healing water to save him.

The music is composed by Gustaf Grefberg. Each track complements the game play very well as well as conveys the feelings of each the brothers for each other and what is happening around them. The graphics are amazing using the Unreal Engine 3 shows off water effects, dynamic lighting, and breath taking scenery.

Along the way you meet some interesting characters that will need your help and in return will also help you to your own goal. Each brother has their own strengths and weaknesses to solve each obstacle they face together. The older brother is stronger is used for pulling heavy levers and lifting the younger brother to higher places. The younger brother being the smaller of the two is able to fit in between metal bars.

It may seen that Brothers is a cooperative game for two players, but it is not; it was designed to be played with only one controller. The right analog stick and trigger are used to controller the younger and the same is true for the right and the older brother. It does take some time getting used to controlling both brothers at the same time.

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons is not a very long game, but its unique game play and engaging story will have you glued to the seat until the end credits. This a must buy just to experience the great game. Available on Xbox Live, PC with keyboard and controller, and PlayStation Network.

Source: Brothers Starbreeze Studios Steam

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