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AntDaGamer reviews Schrodinger's Cat and the Raiders of the Lost Quark.

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High-res rupees

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More footage has been released by PtoPOnline showing the cancelled Marvel title by EA Chicago, showing Spiderman, Hulk, Ms. Marvel, and more.

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Zelda Informer: "YouTube user Callegos-Y is no stranger to making animations online. In his latest video, he shows the trials and tribulations of trying to purchase a shield in the land of Hyrule. The video itself is done in Source Film Maker, a popular program in the online content creation community. Callegos-Y notes that he used pre-made, ported character models (the Link model used is notably from Hyrule Warriors). While only a couple minutes long, Racing For Rupees features a variety of cameos across the Zelda franchise and put several staff members in hysterics with it's on point comedic moments. As some would say in these appropriate scenarios, "Please Enjoy"."

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More footage has been released by PtoPOnline showing the cancelled Marvel title by EA Chicago, showing Spiderman, Hulk, Ms. Marvel, and more.

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E3 has always been seen as a time of surprises and massive announcements, with the major developers and publishers going into stealth mode during the couple months before the show, leaving everyone holding their breath and wondering what will be announced. This year you saw the culmination of a trend of which a few hints emerged last year. Publishers have pulled out the big guns, and theyre firing shots that in the past would definitely have been considered of E3 caliber.

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E3 has always been seen as a time of surprises and massive announcements, with the major developers and publishers going into stealth mode during the couple months before the show, leaving everyone holding their breath and wondering what will be announced. This year you saw the culmination of a trend of which a few hints emerged last year. Publishers have pulled out the big guns, and theyre firing shots that in the past would definitely have been considered of E3 caliber.