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Kieren at GameSpew writes: "Over the years there have been loads of great gaming machines that just never got as much love as they truly deserved. Some of these were a victim of bad timing, others suffered due to the finances of the company behind them, and a few were probably just doomed from the start. GameSpew has decided to count down our top 10 most underrated games consoles and hopefully give some of these systems the love they deserve."

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The Chinese version of Kickstarter has an awfully strange surprise waiting for visitors who go to check it out. GameSpot reports a console called "Ouye" is being advertised there, and it appears extremely familiar.

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"In this week's episode, former GameSpot editor-in-chief and current developer at Supergiant Games, Greg Kasavin, joins host Josiah Renaudin to talk about past and present review writing, how to transition from writing about games to writing for games, and methods for bettering yourself through proper scheduling."

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Rich at GameSpew writes: "Bored and depressed. Thats how I felt after the three hours it took me to complete this admittedly pretty and unique adventure. The fact that I was depressed is probably a good thing, as it shows that the game at least made an emotional impact, but the boredom? Well, theres no excuse for that. Developed by Tiger Squid, a one girl game studio founded by Sherida Halatoe, Beyond Eyes has you taking control of Rae a young, blind girl that is at a loss after the disappearance of her pet cat Nani. Despite her impairment, she gathers up the courage to leave the safe confines of her yard in order to hopefully be reunited with her beloved feline, embarking on a short journey of discovery and peril."

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Alastair at GameSpew writes: "Abducted is a point and click sci-fi adventure that parachutes you into a hostile and unfamiliar world. Getting abducted by aliens is the oldest story in the book, but its a narrative that hasnt been explored very often in video games. Originally developed for iOS, Sunside Inc. is attempting to upgrade the experience for PC gamers. Considering its called Abducted I was hoping to play through an actual alien abduction: I expected spotlights, low-flying UFOs and anal probes. Story-wise however, the game is all about what happens after abduction. The Early Access release features an unfinished single player story mode and, in what might be a nod to Ripley in Alien, the playable characters are all women. Any comparison with the films pretty much ends there though because at this stage the game doesnt do a great job of putting you on the edge of your seat."

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Those who grew up in the early 90s have had Lets Get Dangerous! echo through their ears more than once. The then-popular Darkwing Duck show was, much like Tale Spin and Duck Tales, a Disney Channel hit show that established that Disney could create excellent TV animation in addition to revolutionizing film animation. The early 90s werent just a renaissance period for Disney, but for Capcom as well. They were riding high in the late 80s and early 90s with a ton of great NES games, and arcade hits like Street Fighter II turned them from a highly-respected company into one that also happened to be a juggernaut in the arcade industry.

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Project Phoenix director Hiroaki Yura speaks with Zorine Te about the shift in Japan's game industry.

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The latest look at the upcoming Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5 had fans scratching their heads at the multiple changes within. GameSpot reports on why the new screenshots from the skateboarding title look so bizarre, involving what looks like cel-shading.

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Kim at GameSpew writes: "Though not entirely unheard of, full motion video games this side of the 1980s arent exactly run of the mill. The release of Sam Baileys Her Story last month seems to have spurred on a new wave of FMV-based games, and frankly I couldnt be more excited. Having just playing through Baggy Cats Contradiction, dubbed the all-video murder mystery adventure, Im raring to discover more hidden gems of this ill-used gaming art form."