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The biggest name in YouTube might be creating his own network, Crytek say its hard to impress gamers with graphics, and more!

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"There are several things that have to be executed correctly to make an excellent horror game and Creative Assembly has done their homework with Alien Isolation. It is a dark and atmospheric thrill ride where no one room is safe and the chilling threat on board is always present. It has the look and feel that the first film is famous for, making this pretty special for long time fans of the franchise. Skip the haunted houses this Halloween and play Alien Isolation." -BootHammer

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Joel Taveras writes, "Dontnod Entertainment, the studio behind 2013s Remember Me, was part of Square Enixs NYCC press junket this week and brought with them their upcoming episodic teenage drama, Life is Strange. We had a chance to watch a 30 minute preview and chop it up with studio co-founder and creative directer Jean-Maxime J-Max Moris about his teams work and what it is they aim to do with this story-heavy and ambience driven title. During our interview we discuss the games atmosphere, the choices players will make (and get to re-try), and why, like Remember Me, Life is Strange will also feature a female lead character. Check out the full interview below."

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One Angry Gamer "Theres a complete gameplay walkthrough for Creative Assemblys recently released Alien Isolation, the first-person horror game thats taking the gaming community by storm and in a good way. Opposite of Aliens: Colonial Marines, Creative Assemblys take on the iconic franchise is actually one of the most atmospheric, tension-ridden first-person experiences to come out in quite some time."

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Creative director Alex Amancio and world level design director Nicolas Guérin explain why 30 fps is a better fit for the open-world game.

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Creative director Alex Amancio and world level design director Nicolas Guérin explain why 30 fps is a better fit for the open-world game.