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This week Donnie(@GenDV138) converses with Mike(@AssaultSuit), Tiny(@Tiny415) and Aaron(@Ind1fference) about: MAGfest 12, Her, CES, Steam Machines, Playstation Now, Saving Mr. Banks, Riddick series, Pacific Rim, Harold and Kumar Trilogy, Tomb Raider fan film, MegaRan, DJ Cut Man, Hermit Crab in Space, Chasm, Classroom Aquatic, Combat Core, Pwnee Studios, Shaq Fu 2, WWE Network, SpellStack, Crystal Brawl, Cook Serve Delicious, Proteus, The Bridge, Don't Starve, Halo Spartan Assault, Urban Trials, Bravely Default demo, Ryse, Spelunky, Risk of Rain, Battleblock Theater, WWE 2K14, streetpassing, Legend of Zelda A Link Between Worlds

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We present you a puzzle game where a player must eliminate tiles from the board by clicking on 3 of the same. By clicking tiles in a specific orders, combos are being made. Combos grant you power tiles that on activation can blast other tiles out of the board. Play to gain the highest score!

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"We're going to do it the right way, and we're going to do it because we think it really matters.".
The forthcoming Halo TV series from Microsoft's Los Angeles production studio isn't just a cynical knock-off, Studios boss Phil Spencer has promised - it'll be a meaningful contribution to a franchise that still has tonnes of potential, over a decade on from Halo: Combat Evolved.

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A cool space simulation game with lots of singleplayer missions to complete

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Todays highlights include an explanation of how Crytek built the rendering technology in Ryse, a guide to using Kickstarter as a tool for community engagement from Colossal Kaiju Combat developer Sunstone Games, and a code review roundtable for programmers led by Insomniac Games' engine director. Audience participation on that last one is mandatory, and lively debate is encouraged.

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The Air Conflicts series has developed an impressive following on current-generation consoles. A heavy push with the release of Air Conflicts: Secret Wars back in 2011 saw the videogame being propelled to the top of a genre with very little competition. The likes of Top Gun and the once dominant Ace Combat had dealt only with the arcade spectrum of flight simulation on modern hardware, leaving the door open for Air Conflicts to capitalise on an audience that wasnt otherwise being serviced. That it did, and it did it so well that a sequel followed. Also we received; we arrive at Air Conflicts: Vietnam: a considerable change of pace for the franchise.