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Happy Wars on Xbox 360 was released in October 2012, and it has downloaded nearly ten million

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Axiom Verge would be an impressive video game even if it were made by a team of 30, so for one person to have designed, developed and scored every facet of it simply makes this indie sci-fi one of credible feats in gaming for years. Released in late March, Axiom Verge is a "retro-styled action-adventure game about exploration", said Tom Happ, the man responsible for its creation. "You explore the world, discover lots of hidden weapons, power-ups, and other important information as well as dealing with lots of different enemies from small bugs to enormous bosses," he added. IBTimes UK spoke to Happ about the game's initial success, what is good and bad about developing alone, and what is next for him.

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Gamer Headlines writes: "Digital games! Who wants some digital games? Everyone loves digital games, am I right? Its quite surprising to see that the week of April 20, 2015 does not feature a single new physical release across all platforms as we start to reach the off-season in terms of big releases. That said, this weeks line-up features some of the most anticipated games of the month, including the PlayStation versions of Shovel Knight, the different yet awfully familiar approach brought by Assassins Creed Chronicles: China, the rhythm-based Roguelike Crypt of the Necrodancer and, of course, Mario Kart 8s brand-new DLC. Enjoy this weeks video game releases!"

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As a subatomic particle you start a journey into subatomic space

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

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Ronin follows the exploits of a vengeful heroine determined to strike down five prominent figures of a powerful corporation

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There will be no rest for the wicked

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

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NLife: Sega's Dreamcast holds a special place in the history of home video game entertainment. It was an innovative beast, being the first home console to offer online connectivity out of the box and setting the modern trend for sourcing internal components from PC manufacturers. It also proved to be Sega's last entry in the notoriously difficult hardware development race and brought an end to the days when arcade conversions sold consoles. Released in 1998, the ill-fated machine would be culled just three years later by a Sega undergoing seismic internal restructuring that would ultimately see the company emerge as one of the world's leading third party software publishers.