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Heavily influenced by my love of Boulder Dash, Worms, Stealth 2 and Unmechanical

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Miku is trying to save her dying brother by scavenging for supplies in a half-submerged city.

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Metal Gear Japan twitter account has revealed a bonus gift for the people who is buying the MGSV:TPP game and soundtrack at TSUTAYA (Japanese store).

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Mike Stubbs: "James Greensheep Luo is the youngest member of the Dignitas Hearthstone team at only 17. Yet already he has cemented himself as one of the best pro players from the UK having made it to last years BlizzCon World Championships and taking victories and high places finishes at multiple smaller tournaments. However the one thing that has so far eluded him was a victory at a major tournament, but that all changed this past weekend when he breezed past most of his opponents on route to winning the DreamHack Valencia Hearthstone tournament and a cool cheque for $5000."

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A tight turnaround between this year's E3 and Gamescom means a couple of recently-announced games won't be on show.

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PS Vita Reviews has just finished playing the first PlayStation Mini release in over 2 years. Here are their final thoughts: "Angus Hates Aliens is the first PlayStation Mini to be released in 3 years. On the downside, there are some issues with the games story translation, the visuals look very pixelated, and there are some areas in the game where you can get stuck and have to start the game over. If you can look past this and be careful with your save data, its an interesting little shooter, whether youre on the go or at home."

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What sets Persona 4: Dancing All Night apart in the world of rhythm games is the feel of dancing. I don't know the secret, but Atlus somehow made P4D so that I feel like I'm really participating. Hatsune Miku and some other rhythm titles also have dancing characters bopping around while players jam away with rhythmic taps, but none of them made me feel like I was right in there experiencing the action. Watching Yosuke drop his sweet moves while my fingers move about the buttons and my head bobs with the beat creates more satisfying gameplay than I've found in any music game in the last several years.

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Polygon - Nintendo's president Satoru Iwata was laid to rest this week in Kyoto, Japan. It was a testament to how loved he was that so many braved typhoon weather to remember a man who not only shaped the face of modern Nintendo, but in many ways the future of gaming. And it wasn't just the more than 4,000 who attended the two-day service in Japan that offered their memories and tributes to Iwata and Nintendo. For nearly a week now, developers, artists, media, gamers and fans have flooded the internet with their well-wishes and respect for Nintendo and the man who led it.