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The classic BioWare RPG time forgot.
Let's be honest here - if you were an RPG lover and you owned an original Xbox, it was slim pickings. Titles like the spectacular Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (and it's Obsidian-helmed follow-up), Lionhead's Fable, Bethesda's Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, and action-y comic superheroes love letter X-Men Legends struggled for attention in amongst the console's shooters, sports and racing titles. Beyond that hallowed inner circle of genuine classics, floundering throwaways like Sudeki and Azurik were what you were left with.

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Jack and Geoff bring you this week's Fails of the Weak in Halo 4 and Halo Reach!

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SelectButton: "The much awaited paranormal mystery adventure game Moebius: Empire Rising is the latest title from acclaimed novelist and video game designer Jane Jensen. She is best known for her work with the classic adventure game Gabriel Knight. With the help of Phoenix Online publishing they were able to deliver a game with an elaborate storyline with complex characters and beautiful settings."

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Handsome Jack walks you through anti-gravity gameplay and Cryo weapons.
2K Games has released a new Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel video focused on some of the title's new gameplay mechanics.

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Invisible Gamer's Jack Ryan writes: "On June 27, indie studio The Odd Gentlemen (TOG) announced on Tumblr the long-anticipated release date of renowned author Neil Gaimans debut dive into the gaming world: Wayward Manor. Aside from offering a concrete date (July 15) that backers and followers of the unexpected collaboration have been eagerly waiting for, the announcement also marks the realization of a symbolic milestone for video games as an accessible and feasible form of storytelling."

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Invisible Gamer's Jack Ryan writes: "On June 27, indie studio The Odd Gentlemen (TOG) announced on Tumblr the long-anticipated release date of renowned author Neil Gaimans debut dive into the gaming world: Wayward Manor. Aside from offering a concrete date (July 15) that backers and followers of the unexpected collaboration have been eagerly waiting for, the announcement also marks the realization of a symbolic milestone for video games as an accessible and feasible form of storytelling."