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Daniel Hindes looks at more than 30 years of Star Wars video games to see how they let you experience fighting in the Battle of Hoth.

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Destroy the enemy base while traveling through various ages in this drawing game

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AC: "If youre playing the game Alpaca Evolution, youre probably asking yourself WTF? With this Alpaca Evolution guide we hope to make a little more sense of this strange, but curiously addictive iOS game. The goal of the game is to evolve what starts out as an ordinary alpaca with a special ability into a powerful creature that will resemble something from a nightmare."

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DriveClub developer Evolution Studios accidentally let slip that it was developing a PlayStation 4 game years before the console was announced and was relieved when word of its mistake failed to make it onto the internet.

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Push Square: "We could sense that DriveClub was about to hit rockier terrain back when we played it last summer. A bullish Evolution Studios was targeting the PlayStation 4s launch at the time, but we just couldnt see it crossing the finish line. There were numerous issues with the release: the visuals didnt quite match the next-gen vision that enthusiastic director Matt Southern had promised during Februarys pacey PlayStation Meeting press conference, while we felt that the handling still needed tightening up. However, there were signs of promise and so the titles time extension late last year prompted our engine to purr rather than roar. Now, with the Runcorn-based studio on the home straight ahead of release, here are four reasons why we reckon that the socially connected racer will finish in pole position this October."

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DRIVECLUB may have stalled on the starting line a couple of times - it was originally planned to launch alongside the PS4 last year - but Evolution Studios' delayed racer promises to bring something unique to the genre when it drifts in this October. The game straddles the divide between the arcade and simulation sub-categories, but to lump it into either one does it a disservice. While this PS4 exclusive strikes a balance between petrolhead-pleasing authenticity and accessibility, what makes DRIVECLUB really stand out is its social elements.

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The team at Evolution have been busy ensuring the connected aspects of DRIVECLUB and its interface dubbed the dynamic menu by game director Paul Rustchynsky are seamlessly integrated into the game. These, in tandem with a companion app launching alongside the game in October, are what will allow DRIVECLUB to realise Evolutions vision of a truly social racing title.

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At a tour of Evolution Studios this week TechRadar got to take the game for an early test drive and chat to the developers about the game's souped-up, new-gen engine. "For Driveclub it does a good job. By the end of the PS4 life cycle it's going to do a brilliant job," said Driveclub art director Alex Perkins. "We're just going to keep evolving it. That's the whole point of this engine. We're not going to drop it down and change it for a different game. It's just going to keep evolving."

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"It has taken longer than, I think, most people would have expected," says was recently scrutinized after Sony officially announced the details of the package, with many fans feeling that they'd been misled.

"I think I said a few cars were going to be excluded from the game and that was interpreted as, you know, that one or two might be removed," says Rustchynsky. "In fact we didn't go into specifics because we weren't talking about it there and then, so we just used a vague term and, yeah, people have kind of looked back... but we never specified anything. You've got to be really careful what you say because it can come back to bite you."

My concerns aside, the new and improved Driveclub left me with a very positive first impression--I'm far more excited for the game now than I was a few months ago. It might have taken a year longer than planned, but Driveclub appears to be shaping up nicely. But I can't help but ask if the delay will spell serious trouble for this UK studio if the Driveclub fails to sell well when it's finally released.

"In modern day games development, for a studio of this sort of size or bigger... I mean, Driveclub is a massive investment," says Rustchynsky. "It's a very expensive game. It's a very good game. But every game needs to be a success. We've got the backing of Sony, though, which is fantastic."

"I'm more than confident that we can deliver more great experiences with it in the future as well. I think Driveclub is going to be a big success, because PlayStation 4 owners in particular are craving for the next racing experience."

Driveclub will be released for PlayStation 4 on October 7.