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    Red Dead Redemption Gets Backwards Compatability

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    Talk about adding fuel to the fire! If the swirling rumours that Rockstar is working on a sequel (prequel?) to Red Dead Redemption needed any...

    EVE Online to introduce free access to award-winning sci-fi game universe

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    CCP Games announced a new Clone States feature that will be added to EVE Online in a big November 2016 expansion. This will do away with trial...

    Harmonix Music VR reveals “The Dance”

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    Harmonix Music VR™ is on its way to the PlayStation®VR this October, and we’re excited to unveil a brand new world in the game: The Dance. The...

    Bloodborne – righting Dark Souls 2’s wrongs

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    Bloodborne was an amazing, horror-fuelled experience that knocked my socks off in ways Dark Souls 2 failed to. In an attempt to figure out why; read on.....

    Preview: Mirror’s Edge: Catalyst Closed Beta

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    Mirror's Edge: Catalyst gives some people what they want while others may feel left hanging.

    Halo 5: In My Honest Opinion

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    Does Halo 5 have the same spark as the original trilogy?

    MGSV Mega Review – Chapter 2: Story/Themes

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    There is a heartfelt message there but it's all so fragmented that it's either phoned in, directly stated at you, or ends before it had any right to. It literally makes a "Quiet Exit" and you're left bewildered, trying to make sense of it and figure out what Kojima was trying to say.

    Review: Bear with me – Episodes 1 & 2

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    Bear with Me, from Croatian based developer Exordium Games is a beautifully crafted noir adventure game with a few shortcomings, its main problem being...

    Destiny: Addiction by Design

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    This article is the first in a two-part series about why Destiny is so addictive. In this article the concepts of Achievement/Reward and Social Obligation are discussed in general and in particular how they relate to Destiny.

    Yume Nikki And The Pathology Of Psyche-horror

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    Yume Nikki is a pure psychological horror about dreams. But the majority of the experience, ironically, happens in your own head and not in Madotsuki's.
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