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If you're going to the Gamescom conference in Germany next month, you'll be able to play a bunch of Ubisoft's upcoming games. These include

Ubisoft is also bringing its Rabbids VR project, called Rabbids Virtual Reality Ride, to the show. It uses a motion seat an a VR headset to make what is basically a Rabbids roller coaster.

In addition, there will be several competitions and events happening in Ubisoft's booth. Attendees can compete in the Just Dance World Cup qualifications to try and make it to the finals at Paris Games Week in October. Ubisoft will also hold a competitive Rainbow Six Siege competition for the best Rainbow Six players in the world.

Gamescom takes place August 5-9 in Cologne, Germany. Watch GameSpot all of Gamescom week for news, impressions, and videos from the conference.

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Skyhill is a roguelike story about staying alive when there is no reason to

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Want a copy of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain without having to pay for it? Well, GeForce has the solution. Just buy one of their qualifying products and you’ll net yourself a copy of the game at no additional charge.

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A lot people's times as gamers is spent anticipating a game's release. Each year in early June people watch E3 unfold in LA a week-long festival of trailers and announcements for games that won't be released for six months, a year, two years, maybe even longer. There's a lot of fun to had in boarding the hype train. When you're excited for a game and it delivers, that's a great feeling- and should it fall short of expectation, that will typically prompt a lot of debate. Even when a major game fails spectacularly it brings players and critics together in a way that can be quite fun take Assassin's Creed: Unity for example.

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Much like last year, Best Buy has an online-only sale dubbed "Black Friday in July" that kicks off tomorrow, July 24. If you have a free My Best Buy account, however, you can access these deals right now.

Assuming all of its sales are already live, what's on offer probably isn't worthy of a name like Black Friday (even though Black Friday deals are often lackluster, too). Still, there are a number of game-related offers worth checking out.

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Much like last year, Best Buy has an online-only sale dubbed "Black Friday in July" that kicks off tomorrow, July 24. If you have a free My Best Buy account, however, you can access these deals right now.

Assuming all of its sales are already live, what's on offer probably isn't worthy of a name like Black Friday (even though Black Friday deals are often lackluster, too). Still, there are a number of game-related offers worth checking out.