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Dealspwn: The repetitive missions grate all too soon and the bloated levelling makes little difference. The random chunks of story lack consistency and will only be understood by hardcore fans of the show, who deserve a better narrative than this. But when played in short bursts or with people online, there's an easy-going yet empowering flow to the action that makes it hard to put down.

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Microsoft Japan just announced the local release date of Rise of the Tomb Raider for Xbox One and Xbox 360, that will hit the Japanese shelves on November 12th.

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Rich at GameSpew writes: "Whilst many still see games as childs play an activity that just wastes our time and our minds chasing for high scores us gamers know that they have evolved to become one of, if not the most absorbing and powerful entertainment mediums available. Not only that, but with the right creative input, they can be educational, inspirational, emotive and even thought-provoking. With that in mind, I present to you 10 quotes from games that may just get your thinking cap on. And if not, well, at least you can look at the pretty pictures."

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VRFocus delivers a preview of SoulPix's promising upcoming virtual reality (VR) adevnture title, EDEN, for the Oculus Rift head-mounted display.

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Upon logging into League Of Legends today, you may notice that your ping is a lot higher or lower than usual. That's because Riot Games has moved the game's North American servers to Chicago.

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Virtual reality never fails to amaze. This was again proven true when a dad, at his sons request, took a shot at playing the Apollo 11 Experience on the Oculus Rift console. Austin Hooper, a YouTuber, shared to Inverse that his father has always wanted to voyage through space.

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Square Enix is giving away an actual, real-life island to the winner of a newly announced Just Cause 3 competition. To receive the special code required to participate in this contest, you must pre-order the game. The contest will be an exercise in destruction, with participants racing to score the most Chaos Points by unleashing Rico Rodriguezs collection of guns, bombs, vehicles and his faithful grappling hook to wreak havoc all over the in-game island of Medici, Square Enix said in a press release. The more creative and inventive the mayhem, the more Chaos Points players will earn, with an actual island at stake for the top-scoring winner.