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Gamesblip offers their opinion on SEGA's Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX for the 3DS.

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Carl Williams writes, "The RETRO VGS is to be a new gaming console that hearkens back to the early days of gaming, before on-line capabilities, before patches and in app purchases seeped in. Many of us remember this as the days of the 32-Bit era (Sega Saturn, PSOne, Nintendo 64) and earlier- more fondly at about the Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis era. The RETRO VGS is taking this seriously, it is not just lip service, as the medium for the games is cartridges, not CD-ROM, not DVDs, not downloadable over an Internet store. This may sound like one of the stupidest things ever but for many, it is an exciting event. The team behind the RETRO VGS are giving gamers the chance to speak with their dollars via an IndieGoGo campaign. The real question is, will enough gamers speak? As with most things, there is a quite vocal group on social media that are speaking but they are not speaking with their dollars."

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BNR: This week in game news we got quite a bit of JRPG news out of the 2015 Tokyo Game Show, including a brand new trailer for Final Fantasy XV and others, the lame new name for Project Morpheus (it's just Playstation VR now) and more. We also got a release date for Jonathan Blow's The Witness and Capcom announced a brand new (kinda old) character for Street Fighter V- all this and this week's episode of Game News Update.

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Push Square: "In early September, I was fortunate enough to experience Sony's first endeavour into the virtual reality space with Project Morpheus, now officially known as PlayStation VR. While attending Fan Expo Canada, a celebration of all things pop culture in downtown Toronto, the Japanese giant showcased many titles hitting store shelves soon. Of the various titles ranging from Star Wars Battlefront to Street Fighter V, the highlight of the show for many fans was the then codenamed Morpheus demo available to the public through appointment."

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Geometry Wars started off as a mini-game in Project Gotham Racing 2 for the Xbox back in 2003. Since then it has been released on the Xbox 360, Xbox One, DS, Wii, PC, PlayStation 3, 4, Vita, and mobile platforms. The first stand alone title, Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved held the record for the most-downloaded Xbox Live Arcade game. Needless to say that this mini-game is loved by many and stands well enough on its own.

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This just got serious...

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This just got serious...

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TeamVVV writes: "Alan is using a controller for this comparison and it becomes apparent early on that the handling model in Forza Motorsport 6 is very sensitive which sends Alan sideways very easily on a number of occasions. There was a definite gap between the grip levels in Forza Motorsport 6 and Project CARS, the latter having much more available hence the faster lap times."

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Geometry Wars started off as a mini-game in Project Gotham Racing 2 for the Xbox back in 2003. Since then it has been released on the Xbox 360, Xbox One, DS, Wii, PC, PlayStation 3, 4, Vita, and mobile platforms. The first stand alone title, Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved held the record for the most-downloaded Xbox Live Arcade game. Needless to say that this mini-game is loved by many and stands well enough on its own.

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Geometry Wars started off as a mini-game in Project Gotham Racing 2 for the Xbox back in 2003. Since then it has been released on the Xbox 360, Xbox One, DS, Wii, PC, PlayStation 3, 4, Vita, and mobile platforms. The first stand alone title, Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved held the record for the most-downloaded Xbox Live Arcade game. Needless to say that this mini-game is loved by many and stands well enough on its own.