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Kotaku There are so many good video games out right now, which means theres so much good writing about video games, too. Worth Reading, our weekly guide to the best commentary and observations about games, is here to help.

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Dominic Sheard: "Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX signals the turquoise vocaloid's third release in the UK, which means Sega must be happy with the success the virtual diva is having. A few years ago the concept of having such games here was non-existent. There would never be any talk about Hatsune Miku games in English - titles that have been releasing in Japan since 2009 but the blue hedgehog publisher decided to test the waters by releasing Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F as a digital release for Vita. Now the rest is old news, as here we are with Miss Miku bringing her joyful music in her début Nintendo 3DS release, which brings more bundles of fun and new and familiar songs along with new ways to play with Miku and friends in this incredibly charming rhythm game."

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There are few video game franchises out there where the creators name resounds just as loud if not louder than the series themselves. Profiles such as Shigeru Miyamoto, Gabe Newell, Markus Notch Persson and of course Hideo Kojima are individuals well known throughout the industry for some of the most iconic video game titles to ever grace our glowing screens. So when one particular designers name was suddenly absent on upcoming promotional pieces we all got a little suspicious about the outcome Kojimas latest project. Now thankfully Whistler can dispel most of anxiousness and assure you that Hideo Kojimas swan song with Konami is one of utmost excellence and craftsmanship.

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There are a lot of ways you can mess with your foes in Metal Gear Solid V. Attaching balloons to their waists and yanking them into the sky by their crotches is only the beginning.

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In Fails of the Weak Volume 261, Geoff and Ryan talk you through a variety of painful fails and glitches from Grand Theft Auto V, Mad Max, and Metal Gear Solid V.

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There has been plenty of hype surrounding the HTC Vive, the virtual reality (VR) headset produced by Valve and HTC. More discerning gamers might have heard of Aperture Science, a VR demo developed by Valve to showcase the headsets capabilities to developers. Although there are some footage of the demo on the internet, you can now watch the demo in its entirety, complete with voiced characters.

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The BBC spectacularly blew what was their one chance to really celebrate this British-born phenomenon.

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In Fails of the Weak Volume 261, Geoff and Ryan talk you through a variety of painful fails and glitches from Grand Theft Auto V, Mad Max, and Metal Gear Solid V.

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Reid Writes: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is probably my least favourite entry to Kojima Productions venerable action series. There are many reasons for this, from its repetitive mission design to the fragmented, poorly paced story, but its the character of Quiet who stands out amongst the games many flaws. A crack sniper who joins up with Snake as a mission support member, Quiet is the latest in a long line of female Metal Gear characters whose visual design is meant, first and foremost, to titillate players.

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In Fails of the Weak Volume 261, Geoff and Ryan talk you through a variety of painful fails and glitches from Grand Theft Auto V, Mad Max, and Metal Gear Solid V.