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This week its all about Soccer, with both the full FIFA 15 game and a demo for Pro Evolution Soccer 2015 releasing on the PlayStation Store. Outside of that, theres plenty of digital content new this week. Dont forget to stock up on PSN credit for this weeks PSN store update.

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Square Enix is launching Shinra Technologies, a cloud gaming group aiming to change the way we play games.

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Publisher Konami have confirmed they will be attending this years Play Expo in Manchester, England, with the latest instalment in the Pro Evolution Soccer franchise, PES 2015, available for a hands-on session at the event.

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WP - "The Battle Cats is a completely bizarre newish tower defense game for the iOS and Android. While it has been out in Japan since 2013, Battle Cats has never been translated to English until now. Think a cross between Alpaca Evolution and your traditional Tower Defense style games with this oddball, as you quest throughout the world, defeating cat armies from country after country."

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Eurogamer : "From Destiny's E3 2013 reveal at Sony's media briefing to its final PS4 and Xbox One release, Bungie's sci-fi shooter has seen a number of significant changes. After replaying the PS4 version for comparison with footage of its reveal, it's clear there's been a radical review of Old Russia's aesthetic overall, both for better and worse. In the wake of Ubisoft's Watch Dogs, which saw the final game shorn of many of its most impactful rendering features, we wondered whether these changes are technical in nature - perhaps driven by a shifting console spec - or simply the result of refining and improving the visuals over the remainder of the development period?"

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Eurogamer : "From Destiny's E3 2013 reveal at Sony's media briefing to its final PS4 and Xbox One release, Bungie's sci-fi shooter has seen a number of significant changes. After replaying the PS4 version for comparison with footage of its reveal, it's clear there's been a radical review of Old Russia's aesthetic overall, both for better and worse. In the wake of Ubisoft's Watch Dogs, which saw the final game shorn of many of its most impactful rendering features, we wondered whether these changes are technical in nature - perhaps driven by a shifting console spec - or simply the result of refining and improving the visuals over the remainder of the development period?"