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Tony Brasel of Gaming Rebellion looks in depth at Ghostbusters: The Video Game and shows just why it doesn't work as the third movie in the legendary franchise.

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Tony Nguyen at G4@Syfygames thinks games could benefit from incorporating elements of dating simulators because they make the player invested in the relationships unfolding.

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Watch Tomb Raider's Game Director walk us through the Gamescom demo.

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We have an exclusive first look at the second issue of Lara Croft and the Frozen Omen, as Lara butts heads with a nasty doomsday cult.

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GameZone: "Many of you are angry at Microsoft and Square Enix for the deal they made that prevents from gamers on PS4 for experiencing such a great title for such a long time. After playing a portion of the game myself at Gamescom 2015, it really feels like they are just rubbing salt in the wound by making anyone wait for it. As someone that was forced to choose, then selected a PS4 over Xbox One, the decision hurts just a bit. If you are on PC, the wait won't be as bad, but you can truly count yourself as one of the fortunate if you own an Xbox One. Not only is the new Rise of the Tomb Raider a great game, it's actually a game that is centered around challenging tomb raiding."

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Todd Pasalic of Gaming Rebellion Writes: What is your favorite NES game of all time? Many of you would choose Super Mario 3, and I wouldnt blame you its a great game with solid platforming and awesome music. Some of you would choose The Legend of Zelda, because it has really fun dungeons to conquer. Me? I chose something different. Dont get me wrong, both those games are excellent, and I had lots of fun playing with them (and still do, to this day). However, there is one game I love even more than those two. Even though this game wasnt as popular as a Mario or a Zelda title, it was still loved by many. That game is StarTropics!

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Tom Kirkman-Wood is 14 years old and has autism. On Friday 7th August, he will be doing a 12 hour Minecraft-Charity livestream to raise money for Ambitious about Autism, the leading national charity for children and young adults with autism. Toms Minecraft marathon will run from 8am to 8pm.