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The PSN release of Suikoden III currently has issues importing save data from Suikoden II but a workaround has been found by dedicated fans.

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Following our interview series, this week's focus is on Jesper "Freakeh" Eriksson. Find out what his favourite class is and how he helped keep Forsen unlucky.

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The PSN release of Suikoden III currently has issues importing save data from Suikoden II but a workaround has been found by dedicated fans.

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Nintendo wants its games to "reflect the diversity" of its audience

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Nintendo wants its games to "reflect the diversity" of its audience

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The Vita Lounge bring their thoughts on this month's latest PS Plus title for the PS Vita. Find out if you should blow up as many animals as they did.

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Nintendo's next Fire Emblem game will usher in same-sex marriage to the RPG series.

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GameRevolution: "Out of everyone at E3 2015 this year, I wouldn't want to be the poor developer playing the demo for Dark Souls III. Any Dark Souls title, let alone E3 itself, is stressful enough without having an audience (myself included), who has waited an hour in line and is sitting in rows of stiff wooden benches, watch your every move in silent judgment. On top of that, the developer had to follow the instructions of the producer (Hidetaka Miyazaki) presenting the game with precision, he only had thirty minutes to finish the demo, and he did not have the benefit of having infinite health or stamina. I think you can tell where this is going."

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Out of everyone at E3 2015 this year, I wouldn't want to be the poor developer playing the demo for Dark Souls III. Any Dark Souls title, let alone E3 itself, is stressful enough without having an audience (myself included), who has waited an hour in line and is sitting in rows of stiff wooden benches, watch your every move in silent judgment. On top of that, the developer had to follow the instructions of the producer (Hidetaka Miyazaki) presenting the game with precision, he only had thirty minutes to finish the demo, and he did not have the benefit of having infinite health or stamina. I think you can tell where this is going...