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Gearnuke: "It seems like the PC version of Watch Dogs is now out in the wild. Along with the info about the graphics settings for the game, we have also gotten a look at how the game actually looks running on a PC, and this time it is not from some official screenshot. NeoGAF user Redmoon also shared an image of the CPU usage on his PC while playing Watch Dogs."

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Seen by many as a love letter to the fans, Bioshock Infinite: Burial At Sea served as a final tribute to the worlds of Rapture and Columbia. Along with a return of many characters, it offered the player an opportunity to witness events otherwise unseen in any previous titles. To see Rapture in a time when it was relatively stable, to speak with Atlas (or Fontaine if you prefer) when he was leading his revolution or to explore Fink Industries when it had been overrun by the Vox Populi. The issue is that, for all of this, you only needed to scratch the surface to see the many problems Burial At Sea caused. In the name of fan-service, this love letter managed to utterly wreck the stories of both worlds and cause no end of continuity issues and narrative failings. Nearly all of these served only to mix up the games messages and dilute what was once a very strong story.

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Check out Hulk, Iron Man, Captain America and the rest.

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Carl Williams writes, "Horror gaming fans know how sparse the offerings were in the early 1990s. There simply were not a lot of choices, though what was available was pretty good. One such title, many feel is the originator of the genre, Alone in the Dark, is now available on iOS (no word on the unofficial Dreamcast port that is in the works though)."

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GearNuke: "Famitsu recently conducted an interview with Hajime Tabata, in which he shared new details on the state and development status of Final Fantasy XV."

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Alice is celebrating her twenty second birthday. All of them in the hometown are invited for the party. She would be very much elated, if you present the gift she is fond of. After the long enquiry you learnt from their friends that she is the lover of aloha cake. On the contrary, you know nothing about cooking. Be not afraid. You can still satisfy the girl. We have made the delicious Aloha cake. All that you have to do is to decorate the cake in a creative manner. The word aloha means compassion, mercy, and peace. Similarly, the girl is very compassionate towards others. By presenting the cake, you double the happiness of the girl.

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Supergiant Games, creators of the highly acclaimed title Bastion, bring us another unique and fresh experience in their latest action-RPG game, Transistor. Transistor drops you into the world of Cloudbank, where every location and structure is analogous to computer circuitry, and every action deftly mirrors programing functions. You play the role of Red, a famous singer living in the tech-noire Cloudbank, with nothing but silent emptiness surrounding you. As the story progresses, you find that your once powerful and lustrous voice has been stolen from you, leaving you completely incoherent. Along the way, you discover the Transistor, a powerful and mysterious weapon that holds the key to your salvation.

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When it comes to Alone in the Dark, the biggest mystery doesn't surround the game's plot. The biggest mystery is actually its disappearance last week. As we mentioned at the time, Alone in the Dark was due to come out on the App Store on May 15th. However, Atari seemingly pulled the game before that happened. Now, suddenly, with no word from Atari at all, Alone in the Dark has appeared on th...

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PlayDevil posted a in depth review of Ubisoft's Child Of Light for XO. More: "Along the way Aurora meets a myriad of strangers - emphasis on strange - that join her party and help her on my quest. My favourite among them, and the first you meet, is Rubella, a jester who can't seem to adhere to the formula. Whenever anyone sets her up for dialogue she fails to rhyme the obvious choices, and has to be corrected constantly."