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Some new information on Quantic Dream's new and unannounced PS4 Exclusive game's environments has surfaced.

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The people from GameArt Studio has seen the shortage of reputable combat racing games, and took it upon themselves to create Quantum Rush, the new free-to-play, MMO racing game that enables players to compete with one another using futuristic vehicles and a variety of weapons, shields, armor and other power-ups to ensure that first place rightfully belongs to the fastest (or the craziest) racer of all! Does it have what it takes to start the resurgence of combative racing games? Lets find out!

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2015 will be the second full year of life of the new generation of consoles, and according to industry insider shinobi602, who is normally well informed and reliable in what his sources share with him, mentioned that Microsoft has big plans for the holiday season.

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Gameplay from Xbox Japan expands on Gamescom demo.
A Japanese Quantum Break video lends some new perspective to previously seen gameplay snippets.

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Zac Elawar of Capsule Computers writes: "Poor Ashleyor Chris. In Until Dawn, difficult choices are given to the player, ones that will determine the shape of the story moving forward. Sound familiar? Its a philosophy that started at least to this extent with Indigo Prophecy and continued with Heavy Rain, both developed by Quantic Dream. But while the latter had you playing four lead characters, Until Dawn gives you eight, and yes, any of them can die thanks to your choices, and the story will continue to unfold accordingly."

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gamrReview's Ben Burnham: "Its not something that happens very often but there are times when bad games, even truly awful ones, demonstrate so much potential that its not only difficult to fully hate them, but it becomes easy to imagine how greatness could be fostered from them. There was a game released on the PC (and subsequently on the Sega Dreamcast) back in 1999-2000 called Omikron: The Nomad Soul. It was the first game from French developer Quantic Dream, a studio who would majorly switch gears and enjoy a surge in popularity and critical acclaim many years later, with the cinematic trio of Indigo Prophecy, Heavy Rain, and most recently, Beyond: Two Souls."

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Dale Morgan had a chance to take a look at Life is Strange, Dontnod's follow-up to last year's Remember Me, at EGX last week. What he saw shows a lot of promise and demonstrates that developer isn't content with simply sitting on its laurels. Dontnod has the likes of Tellatale and Quantic Dreams in its crosshairs.

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Dale Morgan had a chance to take a look at Life is Strange, Dontnod's follow-up to last year's Remember Me, at EGX last week. What he saw shows a lot of promise and demonstrates that developer isn't content with simply sitting on its laurels. Dontnod has the likes of Tellatale and Quantic Dreams in its crosshairs.