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On this weeks special episode, not only do Dan and Chandler discuss PSLS Destiny Beta code giveaway, GameStop looking to be volved in game development for new pre-order opportunities, and the role of movies based on video game IPs, but they also bring on two special guest hosts. One host is especially intoxicated and the other should be familiar if you are a regular on our forums or our comments section. So make sure to tune in below! - PSLS

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If youve been wondering whether keeping Destinys alpha on your PS4s hard disk would save you some download time on the 17th when the beta begins, wonder no more, as Bungie has let fans know that the old installation is completely useless and should be deleted. In addition to that, they also promised that those European fans that still can't select their PS4 platforms won't miss anything.

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From the review: "Wolfenstein is the perfect mindless shooter, and I totally mean that as a compliment. The New Order is classic first-person shooter action without without all of the complications that bog down many FPSes today. As a result, the fun factor is its strongest trait from beginning to end. Shooting Nazis, be they human or mechanical, never gets old and has never been so fun. Unfortunately, some of the game's charm may be lost on gamers who aren't familiar with the original release."

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GR: Sony is no stranger when it comes to bleeding-edge technology and the company has no intention of falling behind when it comes to the future of gaming. As such, the PlayStation manufacturer has three fundamental pillars that it is building its latest home console around: virtual reality, streaming technology, and wearable lifestyle/fitness devices.

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Push Square: "Resoguns still sensational at its core, and the Heroes expansion serves as a resplendent reminder of that. Survival strips the releases formula back to its very basics, prompting a punchier take on the titles score-based gameplay. Demolition, on the other hand, is a more considered addition, which fuses the best of pinball with Angry Birds and wraps it in a glistening intergalactic shell. Regardless of which you prefer, both options come highly recommended and considering that you can play the entire affair as Buzz Lightyear these days, theres never been a better time to rekindle your addiction to PS4s best game."

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GameZone's Matt Liebl: "Ah summer time. No school means you probably have lots of time on your hands. Unfortunately, this freedom comes during a time when very few video games actually release. As evident by Julys list of PS4 game releases, theres not much going on this summer. Sure, theres The Last of Us: Remastered -- and going to be amazing -- but were talking about weeks worth of gaming time. So take my advice and start playing through the backlog of games you might have collected since the PS4s release in November. Here are five PS4 games I recommend playing during the summer drought."

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CheatCC "The Order: 1886 was one of the PS4s first big hyped exclusives, but we havent heard much about the game. We know its a steam punk Victorian shooter where people are up against ghosts and ghouls and monsters and other things that go bump in the night. However, we havent seen a lot of gameplay, heard a lot of story details, or really had anything about the game explained to us. So thats why its appearance at this years E3 was so important. Were we finally going to figure out what makes this game so awesome?"

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The PS4s controller has been compatible with the PS3 since launch, though only if it was connected through a USB wire. However it now appears one of the recent updates allows for you to connect the controller and use it wirelessly

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Sean Halliday of Pixel Gate writes: ''The light gun is nothing more than a fond memory, at least in todays market. After enjoying a brief resurgence during the hayday of motion video games, the light gun crept back into the shadows once more. It comes with some surprise that Blue Estate, a comic-inspired on-rails shooter, has stepped forward to replicate the light gun experience using only the accelerometers in the PS4s controller.''