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, and the upcoming Legacy of the Void.

As a blog post explains, "In Whispers of Oblivion, players will join Zeratul for the first time since Wings of Liberty to unravel the final piece of the Xel'naga prophecy."

More details will be shared in July.

Additionally, Blizzard announced that the expansion is getting another beta test in July. Keep an eye on GameSpot for more news about the beta, the prologue, and the expansion as it becomes available.

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These are the first Zeratul missions since Wings of Liberty.

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Setting up shop in the South Hall of the Los Angeles Convention Center, the folks at Capcom brought a handful of games to show off at E3 2015, including Mega Man Legacy Collection and Street Fighter V.

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Join Hardlydan, Amras89 and OC_CPMatthew for game talk and fun! This time, The Gamesmen talk about Scalebound and Crackdown skipping E3, the Mega Man Legacy Collection, YouTube Gaming, Bloodstained being the most successful Kickstarter project, Oculus Rift partnering with Microsoft, Nintendo to announce more third-party support, Tales From the Borderlands next episode, Hellblade, and the PS Now UK beta rental prices. Games discussed are X-COM: Enemy Within, Skyrim, Two Dots, Pokemon Shuffle, Brain Age Express: Math, Fallout: New Vegas, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, and Monster Summer Game.

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Operation Abyss: New Tokyo Legacy offers the light story and quick and easy combat experience necessary for a portable RPG experience, but the daunting character customization may take some getting used to.

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NGB Wrote: "Operation Abyss: New Tokyo Legacy offers a unique and lengthy experience. The story itself is linear and offers no alternate end to play again for. At some points there is an option to respond to conversation but this did not seem to have any real impact on the flow of the story. The complex crafting system and deep labyrinths will keep you plenty busy with a good 40+ hours of gameplay. Whilst some may pass through with ease there are puzzles that may stump you for a time. As far as dungeon crawlers go this is one of the best I have come across in regards to offering an interesting plot. The character designs and CGs are charming, and whilst some areas are a little dodgy overall it is a satisfying experience. If you are a fan of dungeon crawlers then this should sate your appetite. For those new to the genre then this is a great title to serve as an induction. When it comes to the PS Vita it seems to be rather lacking as of late but this is a fantastic title to give it...

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BagoGames Operation Abyss: Tokyo Legacy's a fairly fun jaunt through some unimaginative dungeons. While not the best JRPG I've ever played, it is definitely not the worst. The story keeps you hooked, the characters keep you laughing, and the content keeps you busy. This isn't a Vita seller, but should you already own a Vita and have conquered Persona 4: Golden, this may be the game for you. Hopefully E3 will bring us some Vita titles to look forward to, but until then, Operation Abyss is definitely worth your time.

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Operation Abyss: New Tokyo Legacy has great features but some flaws. Its worth playing and will keep you busy for a while with over 40 hours of game play.