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FreakOrama writes: "The game looks visually great, preforms wonderfully on a PC (60 FPS locked) and the story-telling/story is great to a point, with the gameplay being always fun with a few minor complaints/annoyances. But with those annoyances merged with the game feeling unfinished (and it actually is unfinished with recent news coming out) with a really dissatisfying ending, the game turns out as a great game but fell halfway through to become amazing, and thats sad."

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Launching October 17, the black New Nintendo 3DS will include all the features available in the previous versions of the New Nintendo 3DS. This includes the built-in NFC functionality, increased CPU power and super stable 3D functions. The black version of the New Nintendo 3DS also allows players to customise their console with interchangeable face plates. Nintendo Australia also revealed the New Nintendo 3DS + Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer Pack bundle launching November 5 for AU$249.95. This new bundle contains a white New Nintendo 3DS handheld with Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer Pack pre-installed on a 4GB microSD with the system, alongside a unique set of Cover Plates and one special amiibo card.

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One day only discounts! Forza 6 under £35, Witcher 3: Wild Hunt under £13, Batman Arkham Knight under £25 and lots more!

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Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, developed by Kojima Productions and published by Konami, this game continues on from where Ground Zeroes left off with Naked Snakes Oil Rig base getting attacked by Cipher. Shifting an almost always linear game, with the ability to backtrack, to an open-world sandbox experience was a big change that some people couldnt come to terms with whereas others loved the new take on the series.

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Need For Speed may have lost a lot of its mojo in the last few years, and it looks like EA is determined to make all...

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Popoptiq: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain opens with an incredible hour long escape from an under attack hospital that is one of the most exciting opening hours of any video game Ive played. The game ends with a similar mission that is at once confusing, repetitive, boring and anticlimactic. Nothing sums up the final Metal Gear Solid game quite as succinctly as the bookending missions do. Its beautiful, crass, innovative, rote, clever, stupid, polished, and unfinished. This game, more than anything else so far, is the most compelling piece of evidence as to why Hideo Kojima and Konami had their public falling out throughout 2015. The game is a wonderful, ungodly mess; an $80 million game that probably needed a few million more throwing at it to get it ready for release, which presumably, Konami were unwilling to do. Its a disappointing ending for the long running series, that is also one of the best games of the year. Confused? Well, its Metal Gear, after all.