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games. A price for the new games wasn't announced, but the previous Mega Man GBA games cost $7-$8 each.

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The choice is yours

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Push Square: "With the emphasis on exclusives, marketing deals, and services, we rarely take the time to think about gaming at a grass roots level. Trailers and reviews command the majority of our traffic here at Push Square, so it's perhaps easy to overlook all of the effort that goes into schools and colleges. That said, it's an area that's always interested this author: how do we cultivate a brand new generation of game makers, and enable the cream to rise to the top? It's one question that Luc Bernard, the British developer behind Desert Ashes, will be attempting to answer, as he takes time out from his indie development career in order to help students at New York's prestigious The New School realise their dreams and publish their projects on the PlayStation 4 and Vita."

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"Shovel Knight, Meat Boy, and CommanderVideo would hold their own"

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Hardcore Gamer: Last week, the eleventh installment in the Humble Mobile Bundle was released. Today, beating the average price of around $4 gets you not only 80 Days, Kingdom Rush Origins, and Riddick: The Merc Files but two new games as well.

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This 3DS sequel will feature characters from Tekken, Mega Man X, Resident Evil and Virtua Fighter.

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Bandai Namco on Monday announced that strategy RPG mashup game .

Bandai Namco isn't providing much in the way of gameplay details for Project X Zone 2 right now, saying only that the game will feature "refined gameplay" that creates an "even deeper and engaging experience."

You can watch the first trailer for Project X Zone above.

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Bandai Namco on Monday announced that strategy RPG mashup game .

Bandai Namco isn't providing much in the way of gameplay details for Project X Zone 2 right now, saying only that the game will feature "refined gameplay" that creates an "even deeper and engaging experience."

You can watch the first trailer for Project X Zone above.