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EB: 2K has released screenshots for the fourth roster update for WWE 2K16, which adds 21 new wrasslers to the mix, and includes many classic characters. The new additions to the roster are: Aiden English, Andre The Giant, Batista, Chris Jericho, Curtis Axel, Edge, Erick Rowan, Fandango, John Bradshaw Layfield, Luke Harper, Macho Man Randy Savage, Natalya, Ravishing Rick Rude, R-Truth, Ryback, Santino Marella, Sergeant Slaughter, Simon Gotch, Stephanie McMahon, The Rock and Undertaker.

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Gears of War: Ultimate Edition was a faithful recreation of the original, but it also showed its age in certain places. Luke Lohr over at Xbox Enthusiast considers four things Gears 4 can learn from Ultimate Edition's mistakes.

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Bungie's own Luke Smith revealed that Xur's new "three coins" consumable in The Taken King, which buffs exotic drop rates for in-game bosses, will only be acquired by gambling Strange Coins. "What Xur has on him is an item that lets you basically gamble the chance to find an exotic on the next boss you kill." Smith also said that the gamble would pay off in dividends, though: I got more exotics in the first weekend while testing the buff than I've ever gotten in Destiny before."

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Gears of War: Ultimate Edition is good, but it fails in it's namesake to be "Ultimate". Luke Lohr at Xbox Enthusiast describes where Ultimate Edition falls short.

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The opening of the new Twitter account for Final Fantasy XV brought some rather interesting information, and a definitely intriguing tease.

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This week, Luke and Diz ask "What genre will be the next over saturated market?" They look at a study correlating violence with video games, and discuss what are some rules to live by

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GI Aside from the fact that King's Fall will be Destiny's biggest and most complex raid to date, Bungie has been reluctant to talk about it. The studio hopes for King's Fall to be a complete surprise for players when they first dive into it in September, but we managed to wrangle up an interview with The Taken King's creative director Luke Smith, who was also the lead designer on Destiny's Vault of Glass raid. In our interview, Smith shares the history of Destiny's raids, explains how Vault of Glass showed the team they needed to redesign Destiny's gear system, and hinted at what players can expect from Destiny's biggest raid to date.