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IGN The twentieth anniversary of Chrono Trigger is a reminder of the power of creative restraint. Chrono Trigger's design philosophy is the antithesis of sprawling, convoluted epics like Final Fantasy 7 and Xenogears. Largely because of this discipline, it has aged far better than most console RPGs and is rightly remembered remembered as one of the high watermarks of Japanese game development. Here are five reasons you should revisit this marvelous classic.

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Stellaris is one of the nicest surprises we got at this years gamescom. Paradox Interactive is making a game in a science-fiction setting for the first time, but they do it brilliantly Stellaris is a complex strategy that will blow you away.

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Some interesting news has surfaced about the upcoming Guitar Hero Live, a ton of other news from the week and D23, fan mail questions and our first ever 20 Questions game!

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Gamescom had a spectacular line-up of games this year. Here are the ones that created the most impact.

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It will be interesting to see whether developers will be using DX 12 in conjunction with cloud servers. It could work in theory and it will be amazing to see what kind of results it could bore.

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EB: "2015 saw the return of two previously beloved music game franchises that had lied dormant for quite some time. Guitar Hero saw an untimely end back in April 2011 when their final DLC pack for Warriors Of Rock released, while Rock Band 3 saw their DLC shut down in the same month two years later. Its no easy feat to bring back a franchise thats been asleep for so long, but with Rock Band 4 and Guitar Hero Live, both developers are proving that time away from a series can be a great thing."

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The 2012 Wii U game ZombiU finds new life as Zombi on PC, Xbox One, and PS4. Here are the first 15 minutes.

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Gaming continues to see games that are evergreen, living and long-term products that don't just serve players for a month or so and then die off; they live on for months and months after releasing. It has been five years since gaming saw the last full installment in the Guitar Hero series and with this fall's newest iteration on the horizon, Guitar Hero Live is looking to become something more than what the series was before.