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Mike Stubbs: "For the last five or so years, right around this time of year I would wait patiently for the slew of FIFA previews to hit the web so I could be the first to know about the big new changes. And every year, people have said the same thing: I dont think I can go back to playing the previous FIFA after playing the new one. While, initially, I thought it was a load of rubbish, I can now confirm that it is true, after playing FIFA 16, going back to FIFA 15 is horrible."

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Current Digital editor Brian White takes a look at This War of Mine, an indie game that tasks you with making difficult choices. Choices you won't always like, and a few that will hit you hard.

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The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind meets Monkey Island in virtual reality

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Save $9.00 on Mini DisplayPort 1.2 to Triple Head DisplayPort Multi Monitor MST Hub! The price of Mini DisplayPort 1.2 to Triple Head DisplayPort Multi Monitor MST Hub has been dropped by $9.00, order now from ozgameshop.com with free delivery to Australia and New Zealand.

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It's dangerous to go alone. Read this. Mike Clark at G4@Syfygames runs down some of the most overused and annoying video game memes since the dawn of the internets.

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GA: Today the gaming sphere is filled to the brim with first-person shooters, but if you were playing videogames in the late-80s through the mid-90s, youll most likely recall a time when there were countless action platform games hitting the market. Some of them, like Mario and Sonic, still live on today. Obscure titles like Mick and Mack Global Gladiators, Dynamite Headdy, Aero the Acrobat, and Little Nemo brought new and exciting ideas to the genre, despite less than stellar sales. For every great game were five also-rans harboring boring game design and clunky controls. This glut of subpar games and the advent of 3D gaming systems like PlayStation and Nintendo 64 led to a huge reduction in 2D platformers being released.

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According to reports from Gamasutra and Indiegamemag, The Mind Hero will be presented at E3 on June 18. The current Kickstarter ends June 17, and it's been stated that the Kickstarter will restart if it's not funded by then, though it's best to back now to be sure you don't miss out on your chance to get the Kickstarter rewards. The Mind Hero is to be a puzzle/platform/dating sim unlike any other, because it teaches actual psychology subtly within the story, allowing you to take parts of it away into your real life long after completing the game. The story goes that the main character, Colven, is a teenager whose mother and grandfather have been working in a lab that's been experimenting with antidepressants. As it turns out, these pills sent his mother and the 6 girls who tested the medication into a coma, and Colven is able to enter their minds by focusing. As he begins to understand them and help them out, he learns about psychology as well, and what makes us who we are.

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The festivities kick off this weekend and you can watch it live on IGN!

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Kate Upton is no longer the spokeswoman for runaway hit *looks at note card* Game of War.

Upon, seen in the trailer above, has been replaced by Mariah Carey, seen here:

Photo Credit: Mike Coppola/Getty Images Carey became famous for her roles in films such as Wisegirls and You Don't Mess With the Zohan. She also apparently enjoyed some level of underground musical success. Other facts about Mariah Carey:
TMZ reports that it's a seven-figure deal, which is lunch money for the Game of War guys, who are raking in a million dollars a day.