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Marcus Estrada writes: "Hello and welcome to our August Kickstarter campaign analysis! The past few months have been absolutely wild in the world of crowdfunding thanks to no shortage of massive campaigns. For the first time in a long while it seems that this month was mostly free of any outrageous projects (no Shenmue 3 or Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night here!). For some, this may be a bit of a disappointment as it takes out some of the mainstream attention, but others may prefer these calmer months. Whatever the case, even free of these sorts of campaigns, we still saw a great batch of games make their way through during August."

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You can dance if you want to, but you can also leave your friends behind and enjoy the visual novel elements in the new Persona rhythm game.

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Characters from previous Summon Night games will be playable party characters in Summon Night 6: Lost Borders, the latest issue of V-Jump magazine reveals.

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Kotaku: "Late Night Shop is early into development, but Im sold on the concept. For reasons unknown, players find themselves in a mall late at night, and realize the usually benign mannequins are following you around. The mannequins only move when youre not looking at them, which becomes the players survival strategy. When you move, do so with purpose!"

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Rocking All Night Long Will Take Skills.

The YouTube Live center is located right next door to the LA office for Konami. Just a few weeks back, journalists got to play the entire campaign of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain over a four-day period. Activision only offered three hours to demo Guitar Hero Live, but it was enough time for me to realize that I’m officially excited to play the final retail version next monthhellip; and that I might need a four-day weekend to not suck at it.

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Persona 4: Dancing All Night is an odd beast. When it was first announced, there seemed to be quite a bit of confused reactions. It seemed that Atlus was trying to take the Square Enix tactic of milking a popular game for all it is worth. Sane people would point out that this led to quite a few sub-par products from Square, especially in their Final Fantasy VII line. Still, it was a profitable venture. Further inspection of this odd title, though, shows that the reasoning behind this isnt crass. It is intended to be a love letter to the music of Persona and its fans.

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Michibiku's Graham Russell writes, "Dancing All Night takes this bond one step further, building around these meaningful tracks and their associated fond memories, while carefully placing a new narrative around them to complement but not overpower the original experience. While the games 20-hour story mode would be gargantuan for most titles, its a concentrated morsel by Persona standards, a sampler tray of character interactions that evokes the adventures of old rather than attempting to continue characters development in the way seen in Persona 4 Arena."

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A list of what tracks can be raced in the rain and at night in Turn 10's Forza Motorsport 6 on Xbox One.

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One Angry Gamer "Neko Works is working on an upcoming 3D racing game that pays homage to the old school racers from back in the late 1980s and early 1990s called Super Night Riders. The game features multiple tracks during different times of the day and various locations, as players attempt to beat the clock and cross the finish line."

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Late Night Shop is a terrifying first person horror in which you must escape from evil mannequins that move and stalk you whenever youre not looking.