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With the announcement of the Batgirl DLC for 'Arkham Knight.' Nerd Much discusses if a standalone Batgirl game could be next.

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Alex saw something over the weekend about Yooka Laylee appearing in Super Smash Bros.. Is it possible?

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NLife: Long-time Castlevania producer Koji "IGA" Igarashi left Konami a while back to move into indie development, but aside from a cryptic double-page PAX flyer, we've heard very little about what he's up to. However, this week could change all of that, if rumours swirling around the dark and brooding nether-regions of the internet are to be believed. According to some sources, the runes in the PAX flyer actually contained a message "What a wonderful night to have a KS" which appeared to suggest that Igarashi would be launching a Kickstarter campaign in the not-too-distant future.

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"The first sign rises with the full moon. Soon, I will return"

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DSOGaming writes: "Yesterday, we informed you about an unknown countdown timer that appeared on the official Black Mesa website. Now we know that most of you are hoping for the Xen missions to be released, however this most probably will not the case."

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The next Legend of Zelda game for Wii U is finally dropping the drawbriges and letting us loose upon Hyrule's vast majesty. Here's what we want to see when we start exploring.

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One Angry Gamer "Rockstars latest patch for the PC version of GTA V blocks mods. If you bypass the block and continue using native trainers and mods, you could find yourself perma-banned. Nevertheless, modders have found a workaround for Rockstars latest patch."

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How would Nintendo solve that? How would they create a consistent story but still allow non-linear exploration? I have an idea, and it's pretty simple: they could decouple the narrative progression from the item and dungeon progression. Look at The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask for an example: the Zora storyline is a self-contained arc which unfolds primarily in the Great Bay. The Gorons' snowy plight is resolved by completing tasks within Snowhead itself. These "story pockets" often required certain items to resolve, and you could bookmark them and return to them if you did discover where that item lay. However, access to those pockets was still restricted by the hub and spoke approach to its world, as in Ocarina of Time. Resolving these narrative events with items is far more satisfying, and feels far less artificial, than opening a new route to travel through, or overcoming a physical barrier to exploration. When exploring an open-world Hyrule, I shouldn't run into those barriers. But if I want to progress the narrative? That's when a hero like Link should run into problems to resolve.