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This week Richard(@RichardNaik) from GameCritics and Scarfinger(@Scarfinger) from GeeksGoneRaw join Mike(@Assaultsuit), Tiny(@Tiny415) and Aaron (@Ind1fference) to talk about: X-men Days of Future Past, Godzilla, Belle, 50 Cents Pitch, Maya Angelou(R.I.P), Reading Rainbow, You Lose! Podcast, GameCritics.com, GeeksGoneRaw.com, Transistor, Dark Souls, NBA 2k14, Plague Inc, Wolfenstein The New Order, Watch_Dogs, The Wolf Among Us, The Walking Dead Season 2, Always Sometimes Monsters, Jet Car Stunts, Heavy Bullets, Monochroma, Child of Light, Sir You Are Being Hunted, Sonic Racing Transformed, Unreal, J.S. Joust, Idiocracy, Kindergarten Cop, Juno, Junior, Cloverfield, Haze, Half-life, Game Dev Story, League of Legends, Team Fortress 2 and more.

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X-Men: Days of Future Past hit cinemas in the last week, raking in the money and garnering great reviews. Surprisingly, for a film this big with a massive hype machine behind it, there was no official videogame to try and part us from our hard-earned cash. So, if youre in the need for a game to give you your mutant fix, weve got a top 5 to sort you out. The only rule is the game needs to have X-Men in the title, so Marvel Vs Capcom 2 is out, but our number five should make up for that

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Robert Workman (Modojo): With X-Men: Days of Future Past doing impressive numbers at the box office, GlitchSoft opted to pay tribute to the original comic book that inspired it with Uncanny X-Men: Days of Future Past, now available for mobile. This game goes back to the good old days of hack-and-slash action, as Wolverine and other X-Men characters take on a powerful army, led by the devastating Sentinels. Think this comic book adventure might be too much to handle? Don't worry, we've got the tips needed to make you feel as smart as Professor X.

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Gamezebo Rating: There was a time when a younger, more naive version of me believed that unwavering faithfulness to the source material was the key to any cross-media adaptation. Then I saw the Watchmen movie. Zack Snyder bashing aside, it was a relief to find out that Glitchsoft's Uncanny X-Men: Days of Future Past mobile game was based not on the current film but the classic comic book story with which it shares a name. It succeeds completely as a tribute but less so as a gameplay experience, muddling its old school platformer vibe with imprecise controls and repetitive enemies.