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Crash Wiki's 10 Fixes for Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing II crashing, errors, freezing, import options, poor FPS, co-op play, and color glitches.

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Save $24.00 on Netgear 200Mb Single Port Mini Powerline Bundle! The price of Netgear 200Mb Single Port Mini Powerline Bundle has been dropped by $24.00, order now from ozgameshop.com with free delivery to Australia and New Zealand.

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"Despite ongoing worries that the goal wouldn't be reached, Harmonix has won out on Kickstarter, with its reboot of PS2 classic Amplitude being successfully funded for $844,127. In an update posted on the rhythm game developer's Kickstarter page, Harmonix Community Manager Eric Pope thanked everyone who pitched in." - Patrick Kulikowski

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Hey Poor Player's Burt Hopkins stumbled across this treasure trove of logs you may have missed from the universe's most unfortunate engineer, Isaac Clarke.

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Push Square: "We could sense that DriveClub was about to hit rockier terrain back when we played it last summer. A bullish Evolution Studios was targeting the PlayStation 4s launch at the time, but we just couldnt see it crossing the finish line. There were numerous issues with the release: the visuals didnt quite match the next-gen vision that enthusiastic director Matt Southern had promised during Februarys pacey PlayStation Meeting press conference, while we felt that the handling still needed tightening up. However, there were signs of promise and so the titles time extension late last year prompted our engine to purr rather than roar. Now, with the Runcorn-based studio on the home straight ahead of release, here are four reasons why we reckon that the socially connected racer will finish in pole position this October."

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Hey Poor Player's Jay Petrequin writes- "Todays adventure takes us far under the sea. No, not to Spongebob Squarepants. I can see you all getting your jokes ready already, so calm down. No, the game here is not sponges, but rather squids. These tentacled denizens of the deep can be anywhere from adorable to terrifying, and Squids Odyssey spends its time swaddled snugly in the former. But this Wii U/3DS title is more than just a cute face, as it turns out, and is actually quite a surprisingly complex mass of tentacles and ink. Put on your scuba gear and make sure its been an hour since you ate last, and lets dive into the waters of Squids Odyssey."