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DC - "I cant have been the only person who watched Persona 4: The Animation and then saw this coming. I cant have been the only one who, after finishing the highly enjoyable and faithful retelling of the Persona 4 story, thought that one day the same justice would be done to Persona 3. That one day wed have a P3 anime that wasnt Trinity Soul. Well, that day has finally arrived. The first Persona 3 movie is here."

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Achievements: Achievements: Fowl Tempered Pack DLC 20 - Boo! - Smash 1000 Ghost Blocks 30 - Bubble Popper - Spawn...

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Find out where characters like Birdo and Dry Bones have run off to in Mario Kart 8.

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Cult of Mac's Alex Heath says, "Flappy Birds sequel will have a new multiplayer element, and Nguyen promises that it will be less addictive. Nguyen reaffirms that his is working on other games, including one where a man jumps from building to buildingthe idea sounds a lot like Canabalt if you ask me."

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HelenBaby writes : "Last Sunday saw the premier get-together of StreetPass Uks latest meetup group, 3DSBlesseds very own StreetPass London! Taking place at the Royal Festival Hall, this event was attended by no less than 24 attendees willing to come on down and get their 3DS on for the day. StreetPass London co-founders Max Maslen and Tareq Ashry hosted a popular Mario Kart tournament, where top prizes were a Pikachu and Birdo plush, with runners up nabbing Moshi Monsters 3DS kits and Monster Hunter badges. In the end the Pikachu plushie went to a young attendee called Kieran, and Birdo to Suz (an old friend of the 3DSBlessed crew). Congratulations to all our winners!"

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A team at the Institute for Design Research at the Zurich University of the Arts have created a project called Birdly, a contraption that uses the Oculus Rift to simulate the experience of flying like a bird.

As you can see in the video, it’s a pretty involved piece of machinery. You control the simulator by flapping your hands and arms, which correlate to the wings of a bird. The Oculus Rift renders the environment of forests and rolling hills, and a fan in the front doesn’t only simulate the appropriate headwind depending on the bird’s speed, but also dispenses smells that correspond to the environment.

Birdly was created in collaboration with the Swiss Association for the Protection of Birds <(a href="http://www.birdlife.ch/neeracherried" rel="nofollow">BirdLife-Naturzentrum Neeracherried). The team behind it told