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The Red Dragon of VGN's review of The Order 1886 for the PS4. The good, the bad, and the ugly.

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"During the seventh generation of consoles, Sony and Microsoft quickly jumped aboard the digital bandwagon. In addition to allowing full game downloads on their consoles, both the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 had large amounts of DLC. Over time, both microtransactions and free-to-play titles also took a large presence on both the consoles. Now in the eighth generation of gaming hardware, companies such as Ubisoft and EA---and to a lesser extent Sony and Microsoft themselves---have increased the presence of this downloadable content in games on both the PS4 and Xbox One" -- Nintendo Enthusiast.

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WGTC: Over the past few months, the ID@Xbox program has brought several intriguing titles to the Xbox One. From the prison-breaking antics of The Escapists to the chaotic action of #IDARB, there has been no shortage of indies available for the console. Of all the notable releases to have come from the program so far, though, perhaps none are as odd as Roundabout, the debut effort from No Goblin. Set in the swinging year of 1977, Roundabout tells the tale of Georgio Manos, the premier driver in the world of rotating limousines. Yes, you read that correctly. This limousine does not do straight lines, but rather is constantly spinning from location to location. It still drives people around, like any regular limousine would, but does so in a rotating manner. Oh, and it can also jump across the city of Roundabout as well.

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Over 4.7 million downloads worldwide for the iOS and Android versions of the game

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Over 30 minutes of Amiibo Party footage from Mario Party 10!

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Over 40 minutes of new gameplay footage.
Square Enix recently showed off the Final Fantasy 15 demo, Episode Duscae, in a live online stream for Japan, and below is a capture of the event.

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GameOver reviews the controversial PS4 exclusive, The Order: 1886.

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Motion controls have been part of the video game industry for many years, with Nintendo's Wii Nunchuk and Microsoft's Kinect camera being two of the most famous recent examples. One of the latest innovations comes from Tobii Tech in the form of its unique eye-tracking technology. Over the years motion control has become less strenuous and more natural, and it doesn't get more natural than eye-tracking - with the player's simple eye movement dictating elements of the gameplay in tandem with classic control methods. IBTimes UK demoed the kit with the upcoming PC version of Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed: Rogue, as well as PC indie title Sons of Nor, and discovered a new method of control that fits logically with what gamers around the world already instinctively do.