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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.

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High Moon Studio's 'Deadpool' was finally playable by the public at London MCM Comic Con - Twinfinite went to see what the big deal was.

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Playtest of Lichdom, a massive fantasy RPG by an independent studio, Xaviant, that's ambitiously trying to make a title that competes with AAA games. SpawnFirst goes over a pre-alpha build, along with impressions.

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TGH Writes: "Deadpool is a very unique character and during the years fans have fallen in love with him do to his split personality and crazy antics. By now a lot of people know the new Deadpool but some still dont understand just how bizarre this character really is. Have no fear because the opening cutscene will get you acquainted really fast as the game starts off having Deadpool tell Nolan North to F@$% off and also allows you to explore Deadpools apartment entirety doing crazy things such as blowing up a blow up doll."

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GR-UK writes: "During our Tuesday afternoon at the Xbox Campus in Redmond, Washington, we had the chance to try out the new Xbox One controller, as well as getting a first tease of the what the new and improved Kinect can do. First out was the controller, apparently "the best game controller the industry have ever seen," according, at least, to the guy who showed it to us."

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EuroGamer: "How it looks, caressing the controller, flapping around in front of Kinect 2.0 and hearing about the Skype 'vision'."

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GamePlanet: "The Last of Us could be an environmentalism parable: sick of our polluting ways, mother nature goes on the offensive, deploying a fungus that kills most of humankind and turns the survivors against one another. Curiously, the result is equal parts terrifying and tranquil, with our extinction coming at the pace of starvation rather than decapitation."

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The Verge: The Xbox One console is nice, but what really matters is the controller: after all, it's the thing you hold in your hands the whole time you're using the console, and if Microsoft has its way that's going to happen a lot. We had a chance to spend a few minutes using the new controller, and while we can't say our minds are blown, Microsoft's definitely thinking in new ways about the new Xbox. The controller's design is mostly the same as the Xbox 360. It's a little smaller, since the company was able to retract the removable battery into the device itself, so there's no bump on the back. It's also a little more refined, with black buttons instead of colored ones, and Microsoft says it's also improved the analog sticks and triggers. (Reps made a big deal out of saying they tested the buttons at least two million times.) Those are hard to test without really digging into a game over time, though the analog sticks are certainly grippier and more textured. But one thing was...

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The original Race Driver: GRID didnt exactly set the industry alight upon its initial launch back in 2008, but it has since built a string following thanks to be a highly quality production that offers unique racing thrills. From its figure-8 tracks to its explosive barrels, Race Driver: GRID presented an experience that would remain entirely its own until last years DiRT Showdown, which comes from the same stable. The hope is that Codemasters will replicate this formula and build on the success of Race Driver: GRID in the forthcoming sequel, but a lot has happened to the racing genre in the last five years.