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MAME stands for Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator

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VRFocus- Virtual reality (VR) enthusiasts are likely already familiar with Austin, Texas-based videogame developer, Ghost Machine. The studio released its first VR title, MotorSport Revolution in January 2015 and has already launched two campaigns on Valve's Steam Greenlight service this year in Final Strike and Endless Dead. Now the team has revealed a third campaign, this time for VR compatible fantasy experience, Orc Assault. The campaign hopes to raise enough positive votes from the community to be approved for sale on Valve's digital store come full release.

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VRFocus- Minority Media Inc., creator of the award-winning Papo Yo, have today announced a brand new project. Time Machine will make its debut at the Game Developers Conference (GDC), San Francisco, next month and will also be shown at PAX East, Boston.

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Power On Pub reviews the Thunderlord exotic heavy machine gun in Destiny.

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Gamers, the week has been slow, but impactful, and your faithful 4GO crew returns to discuss it in its fifth episode! This week, Ben Shillabeer-Hall, Garri Bagdasarov, guest Neil Bolt, and host Glenn Gordon have a lot to say about the somewhat controversial goings-on in the world of gaming. Big thanks to Josh for clearing up some info on Alienware's new Steam Machine and the delay of Steam OS! A crazy Kickstarter campaign asking twenty grand to destroy a 20th Anniversary PS4 failed big time. Also, there's a quick update about the latest feature update for Xbox One. The crew then addresses the possible benefits of the sale of Sony Online Entertainment, and the possibility of 4K coming to new PS4s and Xbox Ones later this year, per Netflix's questionably-placed announcement. Perhaps the biggest topic this week lies in Nintendo, whose controversial policies in its new Creators Program irked lots of YouTube producers, including the likes of Jim Sterling and PewDiePie. All of...

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Eurogamer: Less than one month from now, the Game Developers Conference - GDC - kicks off in San Francisco. Aside from the reveal of Sony's Project Morpheus VR concept last year, the show has been short of game-changing announcements in recent times - but this year's event promises to be different. A revitalised Microsoft will continue its drive to promote Windows 10 for gaming, while Valve is set to relaunch its delayed Steam Machine platform. We will be presented with two very different visions for the future of PC gaming, and while the specifics of the upcoming clash remain shrouded in mystery some nuggets of information are starting to come to light. Valve's pursuit of a truly open PC platform led to the beginning of the Steam Machine initiative, prompted by Microsoft's plans to erect a massive walled garden in Windows 8 in the form of the Windows Store. Nothing stopped users from running their own code on the OS of course, but the introduction of a Microsoft app store with...