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Robot Dance Party is a free rhythm game played like a simplified Osu or Elite Beat Agents. It's available for free on both iOS and Android. Before you hit the dance floor, you're able to design your own robot from spare parts. There aren't many to choose from in the beginning - I ended up making a maid robot with a construction robot head. A quick tutorial teaches you the basics, and then...

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GamingLives takes a look at the upcoming advancement in David Braben's pivotal Elite series. "Someone once said that in space no-one can hear you scream. Inside my head however, there was a party going on. This was what Id been after for so many years of wishing that the space simulation genre would return with all guns blazing. Everything about it felt right but more importantly, it felt like it had been crafted by people that understood and loved this genre for the same reasons that I did. I know that there are a few games of this type on the horizon but if theyre anything less than the standard Elite: Dangerous is setting, they shouldnt bother showing up."

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With Elite Dangerous around the corner and Star Citizen deep into development, PridedLlama looks at some alternative games in a genre about to see it's popularity rise from the ashes.

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Rebellion recently released Sniper Elite 3's second installment in its "Save Churchill" DLC campaign, "Belly of the Beast". Players will currently find it available on Steam, but will soon be arriving on consoles as well. Continuing the story from the first portion of the DLC, "Belly of the Beast" contains a brand new single-player and co-op mission for Sniper Elite 3. One thing is for sure: it's as explosive and epic as ever.

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Check out this brand new +1 promotional trainer for the game Sniper Elite 3. Enjoy!

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"There are a lot of retail titles coming to the Wii U this holiday season and next year. From Zelda and Smash to Bayonetta 2 and Devils Third, there is a lot of variety on the platform. In a new video, Elia runs through his most anticipated games coming to the Wii U console" -- Nintendo Enthusiast.

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TGR's Lee takes a look at the upcoming Elite game which has taken Kickstarter by storm, and decides it's looking incredible.

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Part 2 of Sniper Elite 3#039;s Save Churchill DLC campaign out now on Steam, coming to consoles next month

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Much of what makes Pokémon appealing to its most dedicated players isn't readily apparent to its more casual fans. The "pro" Pokémon player is someone who knows every in and out of the game, who goes way beyond the surface knowledge most players have and seriously commits to the breeding and training of Pokémon so they're ready for battles with other dedicated players.The series has come a long way since

For most gamers, playing Pokémon is still about catching as many monsters as possible on their way to the Elite Four, watching the credits roll, catching a few legendary monsters, and then letting the game gather dust. But for the truly dedicated, that's just the stuff you rush through to get to the real game, the part you'll spend hundreds of hours on.

In Pokémon X and Y, beating the Elite Four gave you access to a new town, Kiloude City, with several fixtures that are very important to competitive players. It's there you find the Friend Safari, where you can catch Pokémon that aren't found elsewhere in the game (and who are guaranteed to have good base stats, a perk casual players are probably unaware of). Kiloude also has the Battle Maison, which sells the best items and where competitive trainers can hone their skills, though most players don't last long there.

And on top of all that there's a man standing in the Pokémon center in Kiloude there who will tell you what your Pokémon's highest IVs are, and whether they're the highest they can be. This is the crux of Pokémon breeding, which is a whole other complex and lengthy conversation. Suffice to say that breeding for competitive-grade Pokémon is pointless until you have access to Kiloude CIty.

The great thing for wannabe-Pokémon masters is that each generation of games caters more and more to them. This was true in X and Y, with faster ways to EV train, awesome advancements in breeding, the helpful Friend Safari, and more online features than ever. If Game Freak holds to this pattern, then Pokémon fans have a lot to look forward to when Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire drop in November.