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Here is Middle of Nowhere Gaming's weekly edition of new releases in North America.

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Gamer Headlines writes: "Following last weeks completely insane line-up of games, this weeks titles are a little less exciting than what you would hope theyd be. Thankfully, there is one title that stands out of the most out of all 13 titles releasing throughout the week of February 16. Can you guess what it is? It involves a mustached protagonist yes, its The Order: 1886, a title PS4 owners have been eagerly anticipating. Other notable mentions this week include Total War: Attila, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse and Pillar. With that said, enjoy this weeks video game releases."

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Carl Williams writes, "It is no secret that Nintendo of America had to make some serious editing choices (read as censoring) when they decided to bring Earthbound (Mother 2 for those in the know) to North America. There were more than a few things that had to go before English gamers could enjoy this game. Things like obvious pop culture icons, references to other games (Nintendo doesnt like to give credit unless they have to) and graphics had to be changed a bit here and there. With the PK MaternalBound , gamers will be able enjoy this beloved game the way it was intended by Shigesato Itoi (even the Virtual Console release is heavily censored)."

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VRFocus - Previously VRFocus reported on the new virtual reality (VR) thriller Solo: Gaze Into Madness. The title has launched its Greenlight campaign on Steam in the hopes to get enough yes votes to be released on Valves content sharing platform. The title is set to release with Oculus Rift head-mounted display (HMD) support . Following the announcement of the campaign a trailer was released.

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Join us every Sunday as we revisit the best hardware and technology stories from the past seven days. This week, we reviewed the New Nintendo 3DS XL, Nvidia, and Samsung made headlines, and it was revealed that the PC version of Assassin's Creed: Rogue will ship with support for eye tracking.

New Nintendo 3DS XL Review

Nintendo's finally released its latest handhelds in Europe and North America, and while European customers get to pick from both the standard New 3DS and the XL version, North America only gets the larger model for the time being. Check out our review to see why extra inputs and improved 3D support makes these the best versions of the 3DS to date.

Tags: Nintendo, North, America, North America, Europe, Test, Samsung, John, Released, European, Nintendo 3DS, Chevy

From: www.gamespot.com

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Join us every Sunday as we revisit the best hardware and technology stories from the past seven days. This week, we reviewed the New Nintendo 3DS XL, Nvidia, and Samsung made headlines, and it was revealed that the PC version of Assassin's Creed: Rogue will ship with support for eye tracking.

New Nintendo 3DS XL Review

Nintendo's finally released its latest handhelds in Europe and North America, and while European customers get to pick from both the standard New 3DS and the XL version, North America only gets the larger model for the time being. Check out our review to see why extra inputs and improved 3D support makes these the best versions of the 3DS to date.

Tags: Nintendo, North, America, North America, Europe, Test, Samsung, John, Released, European, Nintendo 3DS, Chevy

From: www.gamespot.com