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The Declasse Asea is a compact 4-door sedan in GTA 5. In single-player mode, the Declasse Asea is one of the rarest cars in GTA 5, being challenged only by the Clown Van. It is, however, a purchasable vehicle in GTA Online, and as such, is not a rare vehicle.

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The growing Taipei Game Show has become a relevant showcase for the PlayStation brand, and Sony Computer Entertainment Japan and Asia announced with a press release a rich line-up of stage events that will feature PlayStation games.

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With the skyrocketing prices of the official GameCube controller adapter for the Wii U, Super Smash Bros. fans loving the GC pad have been forced to use other pads to get their fix. Now, Play Asia has a solution for players that isnt just going to work on the Wii U, but will also work on PC.

Added: 11.01.2015 0:10 | 9 views | 0 comments


A while ago Microsoft registered the Battletoads trademark, sparking new hope in the revival of Rares series. Today Microsoft Game Studios Partner Creative Director Ken Lobb mentioned during an interview on The Inner Circle Podcast the reason behind that action, and what you can expect for Rares beloved franchises.

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Apparently supports Super Smash Bros. for Wii U...

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TechinAsia: My friends and family know my humor is dry, says Mark Major, but they were still taken aback when he told them hes planning on turning his terrifying accident, when he fell down a nine-meter-deep hole, into the subject of a slapstick game. They gave me a weird look, Major says especially as the games avatar is made to look just like him, replete with ginger hair and beard. But then after playing the game, called Plummet, they actually enjoyed it even though its me, he adds. Plummet, which is due out on iOS this week, is Majors first game. The wry humor doesnt end with the games title hes called his startup Broken Back Games. Seven years after the incident that left him with limited lower-body movement and continual pain, hes reevaluating what happened to him at the same time as hes venturing into new fields. Ive always seen it as an accident and a bad thing, but then I was inspired to turn this into something, Major, 28, tells Tech in Asia fro...