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Forbes: The Witcher 3 is without a doubt a clear contender for Game of the Year. Even if its only June and fall is always stacked with big releases, its clear to anyone who has played it that The Witcher will be in the running by years end all the same. Its one of the best RPGs the genre has seen in a good long while, and it might even be one of the best open world games of all time, based on the way it handles its structure and story.

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Klei Entertainment's new cyberpunk Stealth / Strategy RPG is comprised of winning pieces of other winning games' winning formulas, but does that practice end up making 'Invisible, Inc'. a winner? Grant Patterson reviewed it, and he's got a lot to tell you about. Find out if it's just a shameless imitator of many hallowed classics, or whether it's succeeded at becoming far more than the sum of its borrowed parts.

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Zelda Informer: "YouTube user Callegos-Y is no stranger to making animations online. In his latest video, he shows the trials and tribulations of trying to purchase a shield in the land of Hyrule. The video itself is done in Source Film Maker, a popular program in the online content creation community. Callegos-Y notes that he used pre-made, ported character models (the Link model used is notably from Hyrule Warriors). While only a couple minutes long, Racing For Rupees features a variety of cameos across the Zelda franchise and put several staff members in hysterics with it's on point comedic moments. As some would say in these appropriate scenarios, "Please Enjoy"."

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Carl Williams writes, "This list of games will cover many generations of consoles and computers that all have one simple thing in common- they should have waited at least one generation longer before being released. This is somewhat confusing as we look back now, it is hard to realize what was released too soon since most of these games were released at least two decades ago. As someone that has lived through, and enjoyed, gaming since nearly the early days (I was playing on Pong machines prior to getting an Atari 2600 in the early 80s), this list is a personal point of view- yours may vary quite a bit, in which case please by all means tell me in the comments. From the Atari 2600 to the Super Nintendo are all fair game for this article. Have at it retro games fans!"

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Halo Official Blog: Since the start of Season 2, weve been working with pro players to fine tune the map Shrine, specifically in regards to Red vs. Blue balance as it pertains to spawning and line of sight discrepancies. With the help of professional teams and players, weve updated the map, and it is now available in the Official HCS File Share, under HCS Shrine (v2) and HCS Shrine Assault (v2)." To learn how to grab the files with the new Find Player feature, head here. As originally stated on May 22, and confirmed in last weeks community update, this map will be used in official HCS play starting with HCS Cup #5 this weekend, June 6 and 7.

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Tons of hidden messages embedded in the picture.

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Games courtesy of Big Fish Games

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Find out how RenieHouR did in the Round of 16 of the OGN Hearthstone Masters Season 2 in our recap!

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Not every famous film director would make great video games, but the unique vision of these five filmmakers would surely translate into compelling and exciting IPs.

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John says, "The Vita is by no means a terrible system, it has an expansive library, powerful hardware and is able to boast an attach rate of over 10 games per owner. But despite this the console has only sold around 9 million units worldwide, a rather dismal figure when compared to the PSPs 76 million. So what exactly went wrong for Sonys fledgling handheld?"