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Nintendo will re-release the

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ZI: One of the most important components of Zelda games is music. It gives life to characters, profile to landscapes, and mood to scenarios. For example, who could forget the atmosphere of Ocarina of Time's Forest Temple theme? The distant, melancholy "Ballad of the Wind Fish" from Links Awakening? Or how about Dragon Goose Island from The Wind Waker?

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One year ago, at CES 2014, Valve introduced a new kind of gaming PC, a Linux game console with a gamepad designed to be good enough to replace a mouse and keyboard. 14 PC manufacturers were on board, each creating a Steam Machine in its own image. And then... crickets. What the heck happened?

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Phoenix Online Publishing is teaming up with No Bull Intentions to bring you the satirical adult comedy, Supreme League of Patriots. Introducing Kyle Keever, an aspiring actor down on his luck. Through a freak accident he becomes his alter-ego the Purple Patriot, a controversial and overly exaggerated parody of conservative America all in an attempt to win the next ‘America’s Got Superpowers’ competition. Joining our hero in his not-so-altruistic quest is Mel the liberal, sarcastic and very left-wing sidekick. See the sights, explore New York city and meet a slew of characters whom you’d probably never want to meet in real life all fleeting glory of winning a reality show. All three issues of Supreme League of Patriots will be releasing on January 29th for PC, Mac and Linux on Steam, GOG and the Phoenix Online Store. Season Passes will be priced at #036;14.99 with the option to purchase each individual episode for #036;5.99. Pre-orders of the game are also available now at a 10% discount. Join the Purple Patriot as he becomes the hero New York neither needs or deserves in this politically incorrect adventure for fame, glory and reality TV ratings!

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A person has managed to resurrect the lost (but never forgotten) mobile gaming wonder with a fierce economy of technical language.

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Broken Age, the two-part adventure game from developer Double Fine, will be getting a physical release at retail later this year.

When Broken Age: Act 2 launches in early 2015, a disc-based version of the game for PC, Mac, and Linux will be available on store shelves. Distribution company Nordic Games is making this possible, so all you collectors out there have them to thank.

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Developer Black Shell Games has taken to Kickstarter in an attempt to raise the funds needed to bring this roguelike dungeon crawler to Mac and Linux.

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At its pres conference at CES 2015 in Vegas Nvidia introduced the new Tegra X1 Mobile Superchip destined to succeed the cirrent K1, and providing twice as much performance, and providing great features and power for games.