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GI:Warner Bros. hosted a pre-E3 event in Santa Monica, California last week where I got the opportunity to play the game. I beat up some new thugs with martial arts skills, diffused a plot laid by Anarky, and stormed a hotel hijacked by The Joker.

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Ars Technica: "I'll admit that I wasn't immediately drawn in by a recent hands-on demo of the upcoming Batman: Arkham Origins, currently scheduled for an October 25 launch on PC, Xbox 360, PS3, and Wii U. Though the PR team presented the prequel to the first two Arkham games as a new experience that presents a'"rawer, scarier Batman' who is 'more energetic, athletic and aggressive,' the gameplay seemed incredibly similar to the games that came before it."

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We recently managed to get an exclusive first look at Sprinkle Islands, the upcoming sequel to 2011's Silver Award-winning puzzler Sprinkle. Building on the foundations of the original game, Sprinkle Islands adds a few gameplay tweaks and fancy graphical effects, utilising the graphics engine developed for studio stablemate Granny Smith. Mediocre co-founder Henrik Johansson was keen to show ...

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Hardcore Gamer: "When Mother Nature wants to take its planet back, humans will have no choice but to surrender. Thats just whats occurring in Naughty Dogs next big franchise, The Last of Us. Many games explore the idea of a post-apocalypse setting, but most of them deal with human interaction rather than nature taking its course. With less than a month from release, we were able to get some hands-on time with two distinct sections of the game in order to form a good understanding of the different implemented gameplay mechanics"

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EGM: "The core tenet of any great survival game is tension. Not cheap scares or unfair disadvantages, but rather a persistent sense of dread that keeps you on the edge of your seat, constantly looking over your shoulder, eyes darting from corner to corner. Creating that tensionand stretching it until its nerve-rackingly tautis something Naughty Dogs The Last of Us seems to do quite well."

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Resident Evil: Revelations, while not completely atoning for the sins of Resident Evil 6, should hopefully remind players what a back-to-basics, focused Resident Evil experience is all about, and if the response is sufficient, hopefully Capcom will be reminded as well.