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Polygon: Monolith Productions revealed that Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor's mysterious Wraith character is Celebrimbor, the original forger of the Rings of Power in J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth legendarium. Celebrimbor does not appear in the The Hobbit or The Lord of the Rings, which means most of Tolkien's modern audience will be introduced to this Elven warrior through the game, not through Tolkien's work. Celebrimbor's time in Tolkien's world occurred long before Thorin and his Company of Dwarves challenged Smaug for Erebor, and his work is directly responsible for Bilbo Baggins being such an excellent burglar due to his use of the one ring. With this one character addition, this one plot point, Monolith Productions has proven the lengths to which they are willing to go to make Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor true to Tolkien's world, even though its story wasn't written by Tolkien himself. Celebrimbor's presence in the game means that everyone should be paying attention.

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"Pokémon: Symphonic Evolutions" will host another concert in Washington, D.C. on August 16, the day after the premiere, The Pokémon Company announced.

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How does one compare an updated version of a 2013 game to what many consider a true next-generation effort? Thats a very difficult task for any critic

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The Pokémon Company International has announced two exclusive Pokémon Wi-Fi distribution events; a Level 50 Heracross and a Level 50 Pinsir.

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Phantom Compass pinball/RPG mashup Rollers of the Realm gets a new gameplay trailer.

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Electronics giant Logitech, best known for its line of PC accessories, is branching out into new territory. The company today launched an ambitious new initiative called "Together We Game," a first-of-its-kind collaborative project between Logitech and gamers where the company will crowdsource game ideas for an upcoming game and then build it, whatever it turns out to be.

Fans don't have complete control over what the game will be, however, as Logitech has already decided that it will be a 2D tower defense title. The rest, including the theme, environment, characters, and weapons, is up for players to decide.

For every element of the game, fans can chime in with their thoughts in this