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GG3 writes: "A decade after the gaming community officially got fed up by illustrations that bear no info about gameplay, games like Crossfire Europe are still full believers of the deceitful marketing tactic."

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ZOMGPlay's article of them unboxing the New Nintendo 3DS - Ambassador Edition: "Earlier this week Nintendo of Europe began a new promotion that allowed selective Nintendo fans to purchase a special New Nintendo 3DS Console bundle; a bundle which not only includes a console thats not officially available within Europe but a bundle that wont be sold publically anywhere else (other than eBay that is)."

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NIS America is happy to announce that the 3 game collection, The Arland Atelier Trilogy, is coming to Europe on March 6, 2015 only on PlayStation 3! This incredible collection contains Atelier Rorona: The Alchemist of Arland, Atelier Totori: The Adventurer of Arland, and Atelier Meruru: The Apprentice of Arland, all on one glorious disc!

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Remember back when Nintendo offered free exclusive games for people who bought the 3DS back when it first came out? Well Europe is doing something similar for Select Nintendo Club members with the latest edition of the 3DS.

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The minimum price of an iPhone or iPad game in the UK has climbed to 79p, as part of sweeping changes to the baseline price of iOS apps across Europe and Canada.

Apple has already informed its development partners that the starting price of applications in most European countries, as well as Canada, will need to increase by a small percentage. In the UK, which is one of the first countries to implement the changes, the minimum price has risen by about 14 percent, from 69p to 79p.

It marks the second time Apple has raised the minimum price of apps in the UK since the App Store's launch in 2008. The most recent changes were anticipated by some analysts because of a new Europe-wide tax increase on digital goods.

In Canada, the explanation for the price change isn't as clear, though this week the Canadian dollar fell to its lowest level in five years.

The minimum price for a Google Play app in the UK is 50p.

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The minimum price of an iPhone or iPad game in the UK has climbed to 79p, as part of sweeping changes to the baseline price of iOS apps across Europe and Canada.

Apple has already informed its development partners that the starting price of applications in most European countries, as well as Canada, will need to increase by a small percentage. In the UK, which is one of the first countries to implement the changes, the minimum price has risen by about 14 percent, from 69p to 79p.

It marks the second time Apple has raised the minimum price of apps in the UK since the App Store's launch in 2008. The most recent changes were anticipated by some analysts because of a new Europe-wide tax increase on digital goods.

In Canada, the explanation for the price change isn't as clear, though this week the Canadian dollar fell to its lowest level in five years.

The minimum price for a Google Play app in the UK is 50p.