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Vince shows us how to properly play as a Wraith during our our IGN Plays Live stream of Evolve! Make sure to catch IGN Plays Live every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday on IGN!

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The first online review for The Order 1886 just emerged. GamePlane tested the new PS4 exclusive and it seems that Ready At Dawn delivered a good job. The review praises the game's graphics, story, atmosphere and sound and criticizes the controls and overwhelming quicktime events. With almost 11 hours spend to complete the campaign there also is a definitive statement about the game's length.

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Sony posted today the presentation of its upcoming corporate strategy, and it included some very interesting data related to Sony Computer Entertainment and the PlayStation brand.

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What started as a modded project is becoming something bigger as developers take note of fan obsessions. In February of 2014, North America shivered through its coldest winter in decades, and Australia sizzled through one of its hottest summers on record. It was a good time for the world to stay indoors, so maybe it was a touch of cabin fever that caused Twitch Plays Pokémon to blow up into an online phenomenon. Twitch Plays Pokémon is currently the name for player-driven Pokémon experiences on the Twitch.tv streaming service. But when people speak about Twitch Plays Pokémon, most of them are referring to the first social experiment that gathered millions of players into a Twitch channel and let them work through Game Freaks Pokémon Red using chat commands. On March 1, 2014 a little over two weeks following the channels inception the Internet watched as Red, powered by millions of conflicting voices, somehow managed to defeat the Elite Four and take his spot in the...

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Here is part one of Middle of Nowhere Gaming's "Let's Play" series for Mario Kart 8.

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ZI: Fans that have SpotPass enabled on their 3DS systems (both original and new) could be in for a surprise as the president of Nintendo of America drops in for a special visit playing Majora's Mask 3D. That's right, the Mii of Reggie Fils-Aime, the chief operating officer of Nintendo of America is randomly appearing in the StreetPass Mii Plaza for some 3DS owners. He's even wearing an Epona hat and playing Majora's Mask. Apparently, no other requirements need to be met for the Nintendo of America president to appear. Users that have SpotPass enabled could very well run into Reggie. Has he appeared on your 3DS yet?

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The Gamer Headlines said: "Developed by a Ubisoft studio called Reflections, Grow Home sends a Botanical Utility Droid (aka BUD) with an exploration mission called Star Plant Expedition on an open world planet to grow a 2000m star plant until it blossoms, so BUD could harvest its seeds for Earth. Depending on the players actions, this casual game could last 3.5 or more hours. Feeling more scientific than organic, this one-track procedure of venturing into a 3D landscape to gather research is a significant time-consuming plot, especially obtaining the collectibles. Although violence does not exist, BUD is not indestructible either. In fact, one small mistake without unlocking teleporting stations could cause anyone to restart a long backtracking process from the first initial respawn point."

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Digitallydownloaded: When Grow Home was announced, the developers told us that it was drawing inspiration from Wall-E and The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy. Having played it now, I would suggest the official line throw in a third inspiration; Jack and the Beanstalk. Originally an internal Ubisoft project designed to test some physics models and entertain the staff, Grow Home as a tech demo was so impressive that it evolved into a commercial project. The game puts players in control of a bright red robot called BUD (short for Botanical Utility Droid) who has a simple objective of growing a massive beanstalk-like plant called the Star Plant so he can harvest the seeds.

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Chris shows Danny what it's like to avoid massive sharks and sell spider webs under the earth's crust in this GameSpot Plays of Sunless Sea.

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Chris shows Danny what it's like to avoid massive sharks and sell spider webs under the earth's crust in this GameSpot Plays of Sunless Sea.