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Two new Mortal Combat X characters will be shown during the E3, series' creator Ed Boon confirmed.

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GameStop is now taking Pre Orders for Mortal Combat X with a free gift.

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VRFocus - The first virtual reality (VR) experience to feature at Oculus VR's booth on at E3 2014 next week has been revealed. Eagle Dynamics has announced that its Digital Combat Simulator World will be on display to press using the Oculus Rift's second development kit (DK2). Oculus VR itself is yet to confirm which other titles will be on display during the show, which runs from 10th - 11th June 2014.

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VRFocus - Oculus VR, the company behind the Oculus Rift virtual reality (VR) headset, has announced the next VR videogame it is to publish, following CCP Games' EVE: Valkyrie. The title, named Lucky's Tale, is a third person platform videogame being developed by Playful. The title is set to be revealed in full next week at E3 2014 and will be playable at Oculus VR's booth, joining Digital Combat Simulator.

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PlayStation.Blog recently sat down with Arjan Bak, Lead Designer on to talk about our upcoming online co-op action expansion. In the video, Bak reveals more about gameplay, the importance of teamwork, and some of the different Combat Roles available in Intercept.

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Confirmed for Xbox One and Xbox 360

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I want to start this preview of Gameloft's next globe-trotting murder sim, Modern Combat 5, by telling you that the game will have an upfront fee, and carry no in-app purchases. As a firm that makes some 80 percent of its revenue by selling virtual hats, potions, and extra lives, Gameloft's appeal to the hardcore crowd goes some way towards warming my cold, cynical husk of a heart. Plus,...

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I want to start this preview of Gameloft's next globe-trotting murder sim, Modern Combat 5, by telling you that the game will have an upfront fee, and carry no in-app purchases. As a firm that makes some 80 percent of its revenue by selling virtual hats, potions, and extra lives, Gameloft's appeal to the hardcore crowd goes some way towards warming my cold, cynical husk of a heart. Plus,...