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PSLS "As we wait for the PlayStation 4 firmware update to add Pulse Elite headset support (and hopefully more) likely some time this month, Shuhei Yoshida was once again his active self on Twitter, giving a patented one word answer."

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Following in the footsteps of its predecessors, Bit.Trip presents Runner 2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien is a game that never stops moving. But does Gaijin Games latest keep up the pace, or finish last?

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Yami from Twinfinite writes: "Heres an episode of Twinfinite Discusses that hilariously went over my DSLRs 30 minute limit for video. Hilariously. But its okay, because it just happened to cut the third and final question only. Which is fine, really, as we found more than enough material in discussing Call of Dutys future, Battlefield 4 and EAs suckage, and the best characters from last generation. In mere seconds this episode of Twinfinite Discusses becomes about which characters we thought were the hottest. Because of me."

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Fergal Gara, the marketing director of Sony Computer Entertainment's UK branch, recently spoke about the move to digital, saying that it is quite possible that the physical retail model of game delivery will become a thing of the past entirely.

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WC - One of the unique things about video games is how remarkably fast they change and evolve over time. While all mediums adapt their craft to new emerging technologies, none do it quite as dynamically and quickly as video games do. Film, for example, existed for decades in its early form before finally integrating proper sound. This is of course because video games are the result of more recent technological advancements, particularly in computing.

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After being operation for nearly three years, Star Trek Online has amassed a huge fleet, totaling over 250 playable ships, and has utilized characters and storylines from all of the series and films, ranging from 1967s Star Trek: The Original Series to elements from 2009s Star Trek. The developers have indicated that they do not plan on stopping there.

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The writers behind The Last of Us, Gone Home, Tomb Raider and The Stanley Parable give us their thoughts on where storytelling in video games is headed next.