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Splatoon under £19, Xbox Live for £20, Amazon Fire TV Stick for £25, MGS Phantom Pain for £34 and more!

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CraveOnline: "PS4 and Xbox One console owners have been awoken from their slumber, with the Video Game Drought of 2015 finally coming to an end and there finally being some new releases to whet their appetite. It has been a long time coming - such was the extent of the drought that at one point I even considered picking up Rory McIlroy's PGA Tour 2015 - but now we have Until Dawn in our grasp today, followed by Mad Max and the hugely anticipated Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain next week."

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MMGN writes: It's been a slow past few months for gamers, but with E3 and gamescom out of the way, it's now time to dust off those consoles and get ready for the pre-Christmas deluge. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain leads the way on September 1, with Forza 6, Disney Infinity 3.0, FIFA 16, and many others, to round out a very busy and exciting month. Check out the month's big releases below. Which game/s are you most looking forward to?

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WP: It doesnt feel like this is over, Big Boss says at one point in the game, and Ill never be whole again. This kind of tortured melodrama feels like the best possible ending for Kojimas biggest failure. No matter how exciting, offensive, or incoherent some of his turns have been, there has always been something beautifully true to life in his willingness to try. SPOILERS AHEAD.

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MMGN writes: It's been a slow past few months for gamers, but with E3 and gamescom out of the way, it's now time to dust off those consoles and get ready for the pre-Christmas deluge. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain leads the way on September 1, with Forza 6, Disney Infinity 3.0, FIFA 16, and many others, to round out a very busy and exciting month. Check out the month's big releases below. Which game/s are you most looking forward to?

Added: 26.08.2015 9:18 | 4 views | 0 comments


WP: It doesnt feel like this is over, Big Boss says at one point in the game, and Ill never be whole again. This kind of tortured melodrama feels like the best possible ending for Kojimas biggest failure. No matter how exciting, offensive, or incoherent some of his turns have been, there has always been something beautifully true to life in his willingness to try. SPOILERS AHEAD.

Added: 26.08.2015 7:18 | 17 views | 0 comments


CraveOnline: "PS4 and Xbox One console owners have been awoken from their slumber, with the Video Game Drought of 2015 finally coming to an end and there finally being some new releases to whet their appetite. It has been a long time coming - such was the extent of the drought that at one point I even considered picking up Rory McIlroy's PGA Tour 2015 - but now we have Until Dawn in our grasp today, followed by Mad Max and the hugely anticipated Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain next week."

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Joe: The Metal Gear series has been around since 1987, and its been telling one long story the whole time. Thats great for longtime fans who got in on the ground floor, but someone who has never played Metal Gear might get overwhelmed by the sagas complex history. If you want to play The Phantom Pain, but dont know much about Metal Gear lore, this (relatively) compact and digestible guide will teach you the basics.

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Clipping Error take a look at Metal Gear Solid Peace Walker. This game was originally released for the PSP, and later remastered and released for the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360. The game holds up even today, and is the first Metal Gear to use the fulton recovery system which is heavily used in the upcoming release, Metal Gear Solid 5 The Phantom Pain.