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A fun brain-teaser game for iOS has reached one million downloads, and they want to share the love with rewards through April 23rd!

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Richard Gittins, Senior Brand Manager at 505 Games: The passion expressed by Terrarias community has fueled our ambitions to do justice for the original PC content, and with the delivery of this update, there really has never been a better time to get into Terraria and discover its delights. We look forward to bringing additional content to existing Terrarians as well as broadening out to new audiences throughout 2014 and beyond.

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Sony Computer Entertainment just sent a Press Release commenting on the latest North American NPD figures for March that saw the PS4 beat the Xbox One for the third month in a row. Senior Vice President of PlayStation Brand Marketing Guy Longworth also mentioned further supply constraints and the high demand for inFAMOUS: Second Son

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Announcement will happen on 22nd April.
Codemasters has something to share. What could it be? Well, let's run through the evidence: (1) there's a teaser video up on the GRID Youtube channel, (2) It's full of car noises, and (3) The video tagline is "brace yourselves - racing is coming". Sorry, I've got nothing. Any thoughts to share?

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Teaser trailer points to Tuesday reveal.

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Simon attempts to turn the tables on video nothing boy, Bratterz by selecting a game for him to play for a video.

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Simon attempts to turn the tables on video nothing boy, Bratterz by selecting a game for him to play for a video.

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Blood on the App Store Square-Enix’s Montreal studio has a peculiar task indeed: take existing intellectual properties and turn them into new games entirely. To show that they are up to the challenge, is their attempt to turn the classic Hitman franchise into a mobile strategy game. Brand manager, Genevieve St-Onge, showcased everything the game has to offer iOS owners. Scenes in Hitman GO are presented as diorama-style boards, and characters, including Agent 47, are reduced to plastic-like figurines. As jarring as this may seem for a notably dark and moody franchise, I was impressed with the work put into each scene. I also got to preview a full diorama of the famous Curtains Down opera mission from , replete with startling detail. Each stage has fixed nodes Agent 47 can move between simply by swiping along the screen. Goals start simple by having you take out enemies. Initially, only one or two enemies needs to be offed, but the numbers can increase. You can’t approach them head on or they’ll kill you, so you need to examine the nodes and the scenery to figure out ways around them. Further along, Agent 47 must utilize more tools recognizable to fans of the franchise, including disguises, sniper rifles, and his classic Silverballers pistols. Enemies eventually move along the nodes on the board, too, so timing and constant movement become imperative to stay alive and complete mission objectives. The game, which comes out on April 17th for Apple devices (Android TBA), will be $4.99 with no F2P tomfoolery. All later levels are unlocked based on how many mission objectives are completed, but Genevieve assured me that more impatient players will have the ability to pay an additional $0.99 if they are that desperate. It will certainly be interesting to see how well Square-Enix Montreal’s first venture will do on the mobile market. On one hand, it’s not exactly a game like fans are accustomed and on the other, people predisposed to liking this kind of game may not understand its Hitman skin. What I saw certainly piqued my interest, and folks hunting for a new game for their iPads should look into it when it's available later this week.