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This week, Player Attack, is kicking back and relaxing with its Summer Series. "It's time to take a look back at some of our favourite interviews, reviews and features from the past year of Player Attack. This week: The Lord Mayor of Adelaide, Stephen Yarwood chats about his love of video games (including SimCity, surprise!) Jimmy the Geek catches up with Kevin Shortt from Ubisoft to discuss Watch_Dogs Rob Jones from 2K Sports tells us all about NBA 2K14 ...and we get the lowdown on Battlefield 4 from our very own Kingsley Foreman!"

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If you were one of the millions who found yourself purchasing one of the next-gen consoles late last year, you're probably looking for an MMO to whet your appetite. MMO Attack lists some console MMOs, both launched and upcoming, that you should be sure to keep on your radar.

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"So, weve recently acquired a copy of Assassins Creed Liberation HD thanks to Ubisoft. Normally when we get a game for review, well just do a review and let you know our opinions, but for this particular game, we know that a lot of people are going to be a bit fency with it, as it is essentially a port of a handheld game for consoles and PC. So we figured, hey, why not make a video of the game and then people can decide for themselves?. And so we did. This is part two of that series." - Attack On Gaming

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Metal Arcade: Stan Stepanic writes: So I was trudging through Ikari Warriors for the NES, thinking it was next in my 8-Bit Infantry Wars quest, but thankfully I was wrong. Why? Because a glitch 3/4 of the way through level two trapped me and I about destroyed my entire collection of games in true rage quit fashion. I just couldnt do it, I couldnt handle it, but luckily I didnt have to. At least not yet. In terms of our timeline for US releases, our next infantry game in the 8-Bit era would be Rushn Attack for the NES, an interesting title thats almost more platformer than run-and-gun, but it has most of the elements Id say are required. Youre part of some unstated special forces, you have a gun, and you do run, a lot. Like, its almost all you do. Sadly this one is overlooked by most NES fans, who generally go straight to Contra and never look back. Cant blame them, great game. But hey, this ones from the same company (Konami), and you get to kill everything, ba...

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"So, weve recently acquired a copy of Assassins Creed Liberation HD thanks to Ubisoft. Normally when we get a game for review, well just do a review and let you know our opinions, but for this particular game, we know that a lot of people are going to be a bit fency with it, as it is essentially a port of a handheld game for consoles and PC." - Attack On Gaming