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The Order: 1886 launched to much success in the UK last week, topping the region's sales chart.

Unsurprisingly, Activision's Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is still selling incredibly well, placing second. Meanwhile, Turtle Rock Studios' Evolve, which was number one last week, has been knocked down to third.

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Colin Gallacher: "Shortly before the launch of Evolve, we met up with Phil Robb (co-founder of Turtle Rock Studios) to chat about the game. This is part one of the interview (with more to come). Be warned, the audiowell, it took a lot of work, and were still not happy with it. Basically, this appears to be the worlds loudest bar. Sorry about that, but we hope you enjoy it anyway."

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From Cinelinx: Turtle Rock Studios and 2K have unleashed the multiplayer battling game, Evolve, on the masses. After some hands on time with the final product, we're happy to provide our thoughts on the game to our fellow gamer readers on the site!

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2K and Turtle Rock Studios have released a neat infographic (posted below) on all of its user's stats. So far, according to play data through February 18, you all have played almost 6 million matches and accumulated 108 years of time.

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Just over a week after its release, Evolve has turned in some impressive statistics. According to developer Turtle Rock Studios, people have collectively played nearly 6 million matches in Evolve, and almost 5 million people have tuned in to watch live streams.

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GotGame: Turtle Rock Studios Evolve is a game that isnt for everyone. It offers a multiplayer focused concept that relies on the whole idea of four-vs-one gameplay.

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OHP writes: You probably hadnt heard of Turtle Rock Studios before, but they were the minds behind successful Valve published franchise Left 4 Dead. This multiplayer shooter created in the Source engine was so popular because of its asymmetric classes that all felt unique to play. Evolve continues this trend, but also does away with even teams to create a big challenge. Can the hunters take down the monster, or will they get eaten alive? As it turns out, this concept makes for great gameplay; but does the entire package hold up at retail?

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Original games should be cherished, whether they're a complete success or not. Evolve doesn't get everything right, but it is certainly unique, and there won't be another game like it for a long time. Turtle Rock Studios built their reputation on Left 4 Dead, the chaotic co-op zombie shooter that was a huge success back in 2008. Evolve takes the basic principle of that series (four-player first person shooter co-op) but turns gameplay into a hunt, rather than a sprint for survival. What they're hunting is a player-controlled monster, and to kill it they need to work together. Each Hunter class is integral to achieving the goal, and each one's abilities are tightly focused to encourage team-play between strangers online.

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Dragon Ball Z: Super Extreme Butoden was only very recently announced, and already we have confirmation of two characters making their way in by way of support.

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Turtle Rock Studios Community Manager Jess @damjess joins Jae_Blaze06, TheOneKK, SoILakaSOAD on a truly fupic podcast session, talking about Evolve, monsters in media, game development, and Multiplayer games.