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Castle Pyramid: Lately, the PC platform has been seeing a surge in titles that, just a couple of years ago, would only be playable on consoles. For example, Square Enix started porting its Final Fantasy franchise (VII and VII had been released prior to this on PC), we see Metal Gear Solid: Revengence making its way to the platform, and we are seeing established fighting franchises such as Street Fighter IV, and potentially Tekken 7, coming to PC. Added to the list of games available is Dead or Alive 5 Last Round on the PC, but there are missing features that makes it unsuitable as a day-one purchase and one has to wonder, should you purchase Dead or Alive 5 Last Round?

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For Entertainment Buddha: "The Behemoth puts out wacky challenging games like Castle Crashers and BattleBlock Theater, and while their games are never meant to be taken seriously, they will most certainly test your skill. Little is known about Game 4, the untitled game the the folks over at The Behemoth are hard at work on, but what we do know is that a giant bear with nipples has crashed into a planet and covered it with bear blood."

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Kicked is your biweekly journey through the world of gaming on Kickstarter. Host Amy Elyse Brighter walks you through the games she thinks you should be looking at. This week: Castle Assault Steve the Alright Knight Blades in the Dark City of Brass

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A giant castle frozen in ice, Cainhurst Castle is quite the beautiful site to behold in Bloodborne. Although an optional location, Cainhurst is a large environment with a king boss that can net you plenty of Blood Echoes and even a crown. Here's how to get there.

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Castle Pyramid: Saint Patricks Day is back and Im ready to celebrate with my selection of movies, drinks, and of course video games! Like you, Ill be watching movies such as The Boondock Saints, The Quiet Man, Michael Collins, and In Bruges while downing a Shamrock shake. Aside from Irish-oriented movies, food, and music, I also like to celebrate Saint Patricks Day by playing games that have an Irish video game character somewhere because, sadly, there arent that many where the main character is of Irish descent. However, there is a selection of characters with beginnings that originate on the Emerald Isle whether they were born there or are descendants of Irish immigrants. And, of course, quite a few of the listed characters display many of the stereotypes associated with those from Ireland. So here are some characters that you can celebrate St Patricks Day with!

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NZGamer: Have you heard of Godwins law? Its the idea that, the longer a discussion goes on, the more likely it will involve Hitler or Nazis. While its true that games hit peak-Nazi saturation very early on (1982s Castle Wolfenstein on the Commodore 64 can attest to that), theyve fallen off in exposure recently. But maybe games need their own, more relevant adage that the longer a company creates games, the more likely they will be to shove zombies into them. Thats where Rebellions Zombie Army Trilogy comes in. Set in the Sniper Elite universe, its essentially a collection of DLC from their previous outings with very little new content to speak of.

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HG: Castle Crashers and Diablo are some of the best co-op franchises of all time. Though they play differently, both franchises have brought friends together across many different platforms. Its a wonder why no one has had the idea of meshing both franchises together. Enter Super Dungeon Bros., a game that manages to do just that and feel entirely fresh. We were able to meet with React Games to play a rowdy match of some good co-op fun in Super Dungeon Bros.