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OnRPG writes: "As an avid RPG fan, I have spent a fair amount of time on my Galaxy S4 (and my iPhone before that) playing mobile RPGs, though generally single player offerings that had no real online content. I have tried a few of the more recent, super popular ones like Brave Frontier. I thought the idea of collecting monsters and heroes like Pokemon was an interesting concept. However, it became incredibly tedious and time consuming, and stopped being fun. It seemed like if I didnt invest absolutely all of my time into climbing these towers I would never get anywhere; thats not fun at all. However I am familiar with Nexon, and have played several of their products over the years. When I was told they were making a Cellphone MMORPG, I was filled with a mixture of both dread and anticipation."

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A brand new indie iOS arcade game has caught my attention, and its concept follows a trend on the app store that was born the day Flappy Bird hit the headlines. Over the years, arcade games have become more engaging and more complicated, involving new mechanics, power-ups and leveling systems to keep players playing for longer, but Orb is plain and simple, and that's what makes it so compelling.

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Brand new Screenshots for Naruto Storm Revolution have surfaced showing off the many different pre-order DLC costumes.

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Carl Williams writes, "Cancer sucks. Plain and simple. It comes in many forms but the one we are discussing here is brain cancer. Why discuss this on a gaming site? Because in Canadas Prince Albert there is a young man named Patrick who is suffering from this disease. Thanks to the Childrens Wish Foundation of Saskatchewan he was able to live out a wish. That wish was to be able to play a real life Super Mario Bros (only could have been cooler if Lou Albino was still around to play Mario)."

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Sports branding expert, Todd Radom, speaks to Red Bull on which eSports teams are getting it right and why.

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Brave Fencer Musashi is a unique RPG game and was created by Squaresoft in 1998. It is a very challenging but rewarding game to play, with its innovative gameplay and collectibles. It has great bosses and a fun story line. This game is targeted to younger audiences but is really meant for adults due to its rigorous difficulty.

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Polygon Evolution is a brand new puzzle matching iOS puzzle game, featuring some really great challenging game mechanics that test your brain's potential.

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WP - "Summoners War: Sky Arena is a card collecting game with literally hundreds of monsters that you can collect. Like Brave Frontier and others, there are a number of locations that you can get rare monsters from, but sometimes you have to really look around in order to figure out where to get them."

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Variance Films will launch Video Games: The Movie next month in a variety of formats, including on-demand and iTunes with select theater openings to spread the word.

Garden State's Zach Braff produced this documentary to bring the good word of video gaming to the masses, chronicling "the history and future of the culture and phenomenon of video games." The film attempts to gather the rapid growth of video gaming into an industry worth billions of dollars.