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Paul from DJ Podcasts writes "This week the DJ Podcast team return for 2014 with a whole host of gaming news to fill your ears and what better way to start than with the great sales stories with Microsoft selling 3 million consoles, and Sony selling 4.2 million consoles. Also, software is a hit with massive game sales, and the Wii U even has a strong holiday season. Also making news, Microsoft Xbox One to receive an update soon addressing some of the major issues according to gamers, plus we have a great discussion of the latest news for Sony gamers with PlayStation now. Will it work? We also recap our latest reviews including Max: The Curse of The Brotherhood, Dead Rising 3, Adventure Time and Killer Instinct. Finally we take a look at whats on the new release list in January and February and in true style we take your reader mail and shout out to the fans.

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PopBucket writes: Minor gripes aside, Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is fun, frustrating and quite habbit forming. It plays like a loving cross between Abes Oddysee and Limbo so if you liked those games, the chances are youll be all over this. This is arcade platform gaming at its most colourful and a welcome addition to the Xbox One.

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When Max wishes for his annoying little brother, Felix, to be whisked away by unknown evil forces, he gets more than he has bargained for. Armed only with a marker and a hope of undoing what he has just done, he sets out on a perilous journey across deserts, eerie lantern-lit bogs, ancient temples and lush green forests to get his younger sibling back. Along the way Max gains and develops the power to manipulate the environment and overcome seemingly impossible obstacles.

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Are you in the mood for a roguelike-like that is also nauseatingly cute? Want a reason to condition yourself to crave curry for days on end? Need something new to tide you over till Bravely Default floats onto your 3DS? Look no further. Sorcery Saga: Curse of the Great Curry God is excellent albeit not terribly inspired. It keeps to traditional motifs, eschewing more grandiose ideas in favour of a more familiar flavor. Think comfort food except more cerebral.

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Cris plays with life? Life plays with Cris? Cris and life play trapeze from a bridge? Were not sure, but Blane and Cris do talk Continuw? 9876543210 and Max: The Curse of Brotherhood. Plus Sonys Playstation Now, Broken Age has a release date and more.

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ZOMGPlay's Review of Press Play's Xbox One game Max: The Curse of Brotherhood: "Entitled Max: The Curse of Brotherhood this Xbox One digital download title, which will also be available on the Xbox 360 later this year, sees players take control of Max in a 2.5D platforming puzzle based adventure across unique landscapes."

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Meghan Sullivan writes "Although Sorcery Sagas roguelike elements and minor glitches made me feel incredibly frustrated at times, I still enjoyed the story and characters enough to power through its multileveled dungeons just to see what happened once the credits rolled." "If youre looking to expand your gaming palette, Sorcery Saga is a tasty little morsel for the Vita that offers both plenty of challenges and lots of laughs."