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Power changes everything in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, from the Private Military Corporation-driven storyline in...

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Ray shows you how to get the "No Power in Numbers" achievement in Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor for the Xbox One.

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Power changes everything in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, from the Private Military Corporation-driven storyline in...

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よっしゃあ！！ ナムコオープンするよ！！！！ ロケテストの開始やでーーー！​ pic.twitter.com/yDyrAlWX9L — ユウ (@Yuu_Norespect) October 3, 2014 According to Shoryuken, location testing will soon begin on Tekken 7 meaning Bandai Namco have a version of the game ready for arcades in the far east and players will get to try new mechanics, characters, and abilities dubbed Power Crush Moves. Of course, don't expect these moves to crush candies. Tekken 7 features some heavy hitters both from the franchise's past and brand new brawlers like Claudio and Katarina, pictured above on a promotional stand tweeted by @Yuu_Norespect, a Tekken player based in Japan. Bandai Namco also detailed the aforementioned Power Crush moves in a document shared with Shoryuken. Power Crush moves essentially act like Street Fighter IV's focus attacks in which incoming damage from an opponent is negated by ther power move. Shoryuken says that this gambit system can work in your favor or against you. "You can perform the attack repeatedly and repeatedly receive blows, but will still receive the damage, so pay attention to your vitality. Power Crush is also only effective against high or mid attacks." The initial lineup for Tekken 7 includes the following characters: Kazuha Heihachi ​Lars Asuka Lili Alisa Paul Law Xiaoyu King Dragunov Bryan Leo Feng Steve Hwoarang [Shoryuken]

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"With Tekken 7 currently undergoing location tests in Japanese arcades, Bandai Namco has released a pamphlet online that details several key new features coming to the fighter. Finally, the arcade version is seeing online matchmaking support, whereby arcade players can fight others of similar skill levels over the internet in addition to locally available ones through networked cabinets, as per usual. However, the location test version specifically lacks matchmaking capabilities and players will only be able to play the game online. Additionally, a website has opened up for players participating here. By inputting their Bandai Namco ID and Passport Card, players can register their information, as well as check on their skill levels and customize the looks of their characters. Watch first footage from the location test below."

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Austin Flynn writes: "Out of all the wonderful traits the Final Fantasy series brings to the gaming world, its music is quite arguably its most influential. From the menacing beats of Final Fantasy VII's One-Winged Angel to Final Fantasy V's carefree Mambo de Chocobo, the franchise has always used an emotion-rich soundtrack to seat players closely to each instalment's protagonists. While Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call might not be the first to use these songs to create a rhythm game that draws in series fans, it is certainly the title that's done it best."

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Austin Flynn writes: "Developer Human Head Studios aptly named their latest third-person shooter Minimum for both its simplistic aesthetics and familiar gameplay, and although we live in a time where pixel-perfect graphics and involved storylines reign supreme, this PC title aims to prove that sometimes less is more. With character models reminiscent of sketching dummies and the same old point-and-click mechanics we've all grown up with, Minimum heavily relies on an unfamiliar game mode and an engaging crafting system to draw players in."

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Officially-licensed Xbox One Mini Controller from Power A has gotten a release date, photos and other new info.

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Driveclub design director Simon Barlow gives us the rundown on how they're leveraging the PS4, and the way the racing game makes players feel involved and invested in their 'club'.

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Driveclub design director Simon Barlow gives us the rundown on how they're leveraging the PS4, and the way the racing game makes players feel involved and invested in their 'club'.