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Canadian Online Gamers - "At a recent pre-E3 event hosted by Bethesda Softworks I had a chance to get my hands on a demo for the upcoming game Wolfenstein: The New Order. It was my first chance having any sort of hands-on experience with a title that will certainly be considered next-gen. I can tell you for certain that I was not disappointed and that the team from Machine Games hard work is quite evident in the short level I was able to rampage through."

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Sean was able to go hands on with Wolfenstein: The New Order from MachineGames and Bethesda Softworks. Read on for his impressions!

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Destructoid: "It's been a hell of ride, with a fair share of high and low points, but the Borderlands 2 season of content is finally at an end. As the last campaign downloadable content for Borderlands 2, there's a considerable amount of pressure for Tiny Tina's: Assault on Dragon Keep to deliver big. 'Big' certainly seems to be the keyword here, as Dragon Keep crams a substantial amount of content when compared to the last few campaign packs."

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From PSNation: "Hands-On and an interview with the Lead Level Designer for the fourth DLC pack for Borderlands 2, Tiny Tinas Assault on Dragon Keep. Does it get much better than this?"

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Beyond the bafflingly mixed messaging and emphatically divided reaction to the press conference, there were positives to take from the way Microsoft decided to unveil the Xbox One, and specifically, where it decided to do it.

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Siliconera: "Remember Me is an upcoming Capcom release that will combine platforming, exploration, stealth, plus lots of punching and kicking. Sounds like countless other games out there, right? Right. But its all in the details, as the saying goes. And it would appear that the first game to hail from Paris based Dontnod Entertainment, a new studio formed by individuals who worked on Rainbow 6, Splinter Cell, and Heavy Rain, is culmination of those aforementioned titles, of all the lessons learned, with a heavy sci-fi sheen laid on top."

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GI:After playing the opening of Shin Megami Tensei IV, I can already tell the journey is deeper than what you see on the surface. Thought-provoking premonitions start the adventure, with two distinct characters offering me different paths. Walter urges me to make a world where anything can be changed with will. Jonathan, on the other hand, wants me to choose everlasting peace. Suddenly, a vision of a girl begging for revival flashes in, and I'm left to ponder its meaning. Tragedy? Power? Heroics? Anything is possible in the dark SMT universe, and the fourth installment shows promise of continuing the series' ­pristine ­legacy.

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Dealspwn writes: This all points towards a game that demands some respect from the player wand will require a certain amount of practice before you can think about ragging a Pagani Zonda around the Nurburgring. But we're ok with that. We've had five years of racing games pandering to an all-encompassing audience, targeting newcomers and veterans alike. That's not to say any of those games have been bad; on the contrary, many of them have been excellent. But is this post-Dark Souls world of ours, there's something to be said for a game that grabs you by the balls and simply forces you to be better, whilst having an absolute blast. GRID 2 might end up being one off those games.