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Get a first taste of the songs from Final Fantasy Type-0 that will appear in this rhythm action game sequel.

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Yup. Rogue Legacy for PS3/PS4/Vita looks to be the definitive version of this instant classic.

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Rogue Legacy provides an adventure that will last more than three generations. Is it worth your time and your money? Find out in our full review.

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So we're back and better than ever. Not only do we have audio quality that would make your ear buds sing with joy at crispy sound of the podcast, but we also got plenty of topics to chew on. On this episode of The EPICast, we have 3 new movies to discuss and review including the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Expendables 3, and the recently released Sin City: A Dame to Kill For. Not only that, there's this addictive game called Rogue Legacy that was released on all PlayStation platforms. Not only will you hit head first into the game's difficulty, but its guaranteed you won't want to stop playing. Why? You'll have to listen to the podcast to find out, its something you'll definitely not want to miss out hearing about.

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"I had a hard time reviewing Rogue Legacy simply because typing this required me to stop playing it for a few seconds. The game is a constant cycle of instant gratification: intrinsically fun combat that is also rewarded with treasure, death that brings you back to the shops to spend it, and your new equipment and abilities that are just begging to be tested out with another quick run. Each individual aspect is fun on its own, but its the way they all bleed into each other that makes Rogue Legacy impossible to put down."

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"I had a hard time reviewing Rogue Legacy simply because typing this required me to stop playing it for a few seconds. The game is a constant cycle of instant gratification: intrinsically fun combat that is also rewarded with treasure, death that brings you back to the shops to spend it, and your new equipment and abilities that are just begging to be tested out with another quick run. Each individual aspect is fun on its own, but its the way they all bleed into each other that makes Rogue Legacy impossible to put down."