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This month, Jace Hall - the CEO of Condemned creator Monolith Productions - expressed his interest in leaving the future of the Condemned franchise in the hands of an interested indie developer. It's obviously a series the studio has no intention of continuing in-house, which is a damn shame as despite its relatively poor commercial success, it's a cult classic and rightly so. However, the idea of opening the door to an indie to continue it forward is mouth-watering, and it's certainly got us thinking. Spoiler Warning

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Siliconera: When Dead or Alive 5: Last Round releases in Japan, theyll also launch a Core Fighters version of the game, where youll get to play all the modes except Story Mode. By purchasing the full game after trying out the Core Fighters, players will get full access to all the characters and story mode. The free version will include online fights, where players will get to go against those whove purchased the full version of the game. However, the free version will only give you access to four characters of Kasumi, Ayane, Ryu Hayabusa, and Hayate. Xbox One will get a Dead or Alive 5: Last Round demo with the four characters, but they will not be able to upgrade the demo into the full game. Koei Tecmo will sell Dead or Alive 5: Last Round Core Fighters with four extra characters Hitomi, Jann Lee, Bass, and Tina for a price that hasnt been set yet.

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Hey Poor Player's Jack Hills writes- "I dont recall anything about flying squid monsters in the theory of evolution."

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Digitallydownloaded: When Grow Home was announced, the developers told us that it was drawing inspiration from Wall-E and The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy. Having played it now, I would suggest the official line throw in a third inspiration; Jack and the Beanstalk. Originally an internal Ubisoft project designed to test some physics models and entertain the staff, Grow Home as a tech demo was so impressive that it evolved into a commercial project. The game puts players in control of a bright red robot called BUD (short for Botanical Utility Droid) who has a simple objective of growing a massive beanstalk-like plant called the Star Plant so he can harvest the seeds.

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In Fails of the Weak #230, Geoff and Jack witness daredevils, bad drivers, and delusional bikers in Assassin's Creed Unity, Grand Theft Auto V, and Trials Fusion.

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The newest Middle of Nowhere Gaming podcast, More Than The Score, kicks off in glorious fashion as hosts Brian Hoerst and Matt Batson introduce their brainchild and welcome guests Harry Loizides, Jake Dekker and Courtney Osborn to talk about Citizens of Earth, Grim Fandango and Dying Light. No spoilers. Just reviews.