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Frank Inglese writes: Nintendo, by far, had the best booth at this years EB Expo. It featured games like Super Smash Bros For 3DS, Super Smash Bros. For Wii U, Sonic Boom: Rise Of Lyric, Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker and so much more that, in my opinion, really outshined the rest. The biggest game there was supposed to be the brand-new Super Smash Bros. but, thanks to a clashing release date, people didnt necessarily have a need to line up to play for five minutes when they could just as easily have bought their very own copy before arriving, much like what we at SnapThirty did. This did not end as negetively as you would think, people still enjoyed playing the game with each other but something that was more exciting to me is that people were paying more attention to the other games at the booth. One in particular and the one in the title of this article is Splatoon'; an upcoming video game that had not been on my radar at alluntil now.

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Frank Inglese writes: There wasnt a great deal to do at the Koei Tecmo booth at this years EB Expo but the few video games they hosted there were some of the most exciting upcoming titles of this and next year. After playing through a grueling mission of Samurai Warriors 4 I decided to tackle a couple of fights in the upcoming Dead Or Alive 5 upgraded re-release Last Round.

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Frank Inglese writes: Something Im sure you all know is that the new Super Smash Bros. video game title has been the talk of the globe for the last few months with fans of the fighter waiting in heavy anticipation for the new game to be released. Nintendo, being who they are, released a demo for the game about a week or so before the games actual release and it seemed as though it was just enough to whet peoples appetites and boost what already was a bullet train of hype. Australian gamers were delivered good news with Nintendo announcing that Super Smash Bros. for both the 3DS and Wii U will be playable at the 2014 EB Expo which, at the time of writing this article, has just passed. This would have been so much more exciting for those waiting for the game if the 3DS version of it wasnt coming out the Saturday of the event. Before us here at SnapThirty even reached Sydney Olympic Park to attend, we had already gotten our copies of the game. This made the Super Smash Bro...

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Kane Bugeja writes: At the Nintendo booth at EB Expo 2014, in an abutting booth curtained off from the general crowds (for reasons you will come to understand), two consoles presented to us a wacky title chock full of magic, angels, demons, sensuous dancing and hair. In other words: Welcome to Bayonetta 2. If you ever sat down and played a little game called Bayonetta, then the explanation that follow will sound funny, hopeful and all around awesome. If you havent had the chance to play it, well, things might sound a little weird. But stick with it, because this game is totally worth it.

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Frank Inglese writes: Something Im sure you all know is that the new Super Smash Bros. video game title has been the talk of the globe for the last few months with fans of the fighter waiting in heavy anticipation for the new game to be released. Nintendo, being who they are, released a demo for the game about a week or so before the games actual release and it seemed as though it was just enough to whet peoples appetites and boost what already was a bullet train of hype. Australian gamers were delivered good news with Nintendo announcing that Super Smash Bros. for both the 3DS and Wii U will be playable at the 2014 EB Expo which, at the time of writing this article, has just passed. This would have been so much more exciting for those waiting for the game if the 3DS version of it wasnt coming out the Saturday of the event. Before us here at SnapThirty even reached Sydney Olympic Park to attend, we had already gotten our copies of the game. This made the Super Smash Bro...

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Zac Elawar of Capsule Computers writes: "Battlefield Hardline represented Electronic Arts Australias biggest offering at the EB Games Expo 2014, which isnt much of a statement when considering that the already released EA Sports FIFA 15 was the only other EA-published title on show. But, it was also one of the most popular, highly anticipated titles of the show, period. We got to go hands-on with the titles Hotwire match type, playing 8v8 on the High Tension map."

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Zac Elawar of Capsule Computers writes: "Battlefield Hardline represented Electronic Arts Australias biggest offering at the EB Games Expo 2014, which isnt much of a statement when considering that the already released EA Sports FIFA 15 was the only other EA-published title on show. But, it was also one of the most popular, highly anticipated titles of the show, period. We got to go hands-on with the titles Hotwire match type, playing 8v8 on the High Tension map."