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Marcus Estrada writes: "If you talk to a gaming fan about episodic games today theyll likely mention one of Telltales many titles. Although these series are great they do not represent the beginning of episodic content - just the reason for its modern popularity. Those of us who were playing PC games in the past probably remember a whole different type of episodic game. Over the years the concept has never died, and in fact, grows stronger each year. Were going to discuss this evolution as well as the successes (and pitfalls) games have fallen into because of their episodic nature."

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A Tale of Two Cities

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Some figurines will be sourced from other regions

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New Gamer Nation writes: "Over the years, there have been a variety of physics based games that have been developed. Now, King Oddball has stepped up to take his place atop the throne of those games. Should all kneel before King Oddball or should the people revolt against him?"

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Over 100 fighters to be included

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Over 100 fighters to be included

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Over the past few years, the interactive story genre has become a norm in videogames thanks to the work of Telltale Games, with the 2012 classic The Walking Dead considered to be one of their best releases. Subsequent projects have varied in quality since that masterpiece, which has led to a need for more competition within the genre. Following their work on Remember Me, developers Dontnod Entertainment hope to be the answer to this cry in the form of their new game, entitled Life Is Strange. Despite releasing to little media attention or hype, the pilot episode named Chrysalis has managed to blow away any expectations we held for the genre and set up a world we cant wait to continue exploring in future episodes.

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Over the past few years, the interactive story genre has become a norm in videogames thanks to the work of Telltale Games, with the 2012 classic The Walking Dead considered to be one of their best releases. Subsequent projects have varied in quality since that masterpiece, which has led to a need for more competition within the genre. Following their work on Remember Me, developers Dontnod Entertainment hope to be the answer to this cry in the form of their new game, entitled Life Is Strange. Despite releasing to little media attention or hype, the pilot episode named Chrysalis has managed to blow away any expectations we held for the genre and set up a world we cant wait to continue exploring in future episodes.