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TouchArcade: It's been a few years since we've seen a new iOS release from Mikengreg, the developers behind the hit Solipskier [$0.99]. Mike Boxleiter and Greg Wohlwend gave the label a bit of a rest while they worked on other things after Gasketball [Free (HD)] didn't catch on quite the way they'd hoped. Notably, Wolhwend ended up teaming up with Asher Vollmer to create Puzzlejuice [$1.99] and Threes! [$1.99], both excellent puzzle games with strong visual designs. Well, the band is back together again, and perhaps somewhat informed by their experiences had apart. TouchTone [$2.99] is a striking puzzle game, the sort of thing we've come to expect from Wohlwend's recent projects, but it's also a compelling politically-charged statement on modern America, something both Boxleiter and Wohlwend have strong ideas about.

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Games Fiend's Mike picks up the baseball bat of justice once more to take a look at Hotline Miami 2.

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For £3.99 each the Resident Evil Revelations 2 Extra Episodes The Struggle and Little Miss are up for grabs. A couple of walkthrough videos show what you're missing.

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Xenoblade Chronicles Xs Planet Mira is home to all kinds of alien races, but its also home to numerous creatures. From gentle herbivores to giant whale-like flying monsters, the official website shares a look at some of the many creatures youll encounter in the upcoming title.

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Achievements: A hearty meal Bring Milo a heart. Armed and Dangerous Get yourself a weapon. Bats in the attic Kill...

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In the wake of veteran Konami staffers Akari Uchida and Mino Taros recent resignations, the publisher has released an official statement on its Japanese website clarifying the state of both series.

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Mick Fraser: "Its not a great entry point for newcomers, but it is an excellent prospect for admirers of the original, or Final Fantasy fans who never owned a PSP. Once you dig through the reams of exposition, the story is great, and watching it unfold is thrilling and, at times, genuinely moving and the mature tone suits the series far better than you might expect. Its not the HD remaster to end them all, but it does enough to make a four-year-old PSP game feel mostly current, and the combat is utterly brilliant. Its just a shame that Square Enix didnt do more with the aesthetics, back-story and plodding pace."

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TT Fusion developer Mike Taylor previews the new Warner Bros Interactive Entertainment LEGO Jurassic World video game in this exclusive interview from GDC 2015 in San Francisco.