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Match objects to make it prosper, and work your way to huge castles and family farms! Place three objects of the same type next to each other to combine them.

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After the popularity of Twitch Plays Pokemon, they've taken on the large challenge of playing through Dark Souls using the same chat input feature.

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Twitch Plays Dark Souls is happening. Its happening right now.

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Twitch Plays PokeĂłmon was a phenomenon. It didn't seem possible, but somehow thousands of Twitch users inputting commands into chat worked. After 16 days of continuous play, the Twitch community completed the game. The social experiment was a success.

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It took Twitch sixteen days to beat Pokémon Red. Dark Souls may take a little longer.

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GameZone: "BUD does have a clear goal in mindthe star seeds atop the plantbut the process of getting there is fittingly organic. He can manipulate the Star Plant in fantastic ways, such as growing and riding its tendrils to reach new heightsor to simply get to that platform over there. This is backed by a standard suite of abilities like climbing and gliding. All the tools are there to find your own path through the Star Plant and see however much of it you want. And that is exactly what I want out of Septembers PS Plus lineup."

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According to a new interview with Examiner via GameSpot, Nintendo of America's Scott Moffitt came forward to explain why, exactly, we won't be seeing these franchises popping up every year a la Call of Duty or Assassin's Creed nowadays.

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Geraint at GameSpew writes: "From the French-Canadian games company Clever Plays Studio comes their debut indie game Leap of Fate, where you play as a cyberpunk rogue in a not-too-distant dystopian neon future. The game is described (on their own website) as a mix of the infinite replayability of The Binding of Isaac, the precise and reactive controls of League of Legends, and the feel-good combat of Diablo, with, in my opinion, the shadowy cyberpunk influences of Shadowrun."