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that it was still supporting Devil's Third, while Itagaki described the report as "lies and rumours."

Early work on Devil's Third began as far back as 2008, and the project was first revealed two years later. Numerous unforeseen issues, such as problems with the game's engine, as well as the collapse of its former publisher THQ, has further delayed Valhalla's debut project.

Unseen64 now claims that "Nintendo of America has changed their minds amidst fan backlash."

It is rare for a publisher to pull support for a game so close to its release date.

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EB: While meeting with a team of Wargaming personnel at E3 this past June it was clear that among the titles we discussed the Master of Orion reboot was definitely the game they were most excited about, and after seeing it in action during a hands-off demo, I too am looking forward to its release. I had no previous experience with the franchise heading into the demo (didnt even know it is considered to be the Grandfather of the 4X genre), but based on what I saw Ill definitely be joining the legions of Master of Orion fans thanks to its tight focus on the 4X strategy motifs, as well as the modern day visuals and capabilities it offers.

Added: 20.07.2015 17:00 | 8 views | 0 comments




WB Games has announced that it will be releasing an "interim" patch for the PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight in August, which promises to fix some of the many issues that currently plague this port of Rocksteady's June release.

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Rocksteady is releasing an interim patch to help address some of the issues in Batman: Arkham Knight leading up to major patch overhaul due for release this August. The interim patch contains some very important fixes for gamers who already own a copy of the PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight.

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Ever played Taiko Drum Master? It's this: (Not my video.)

There's a Vita Version now, and since Japan loves to name software after the hardware it appears on, it's called Taiko Drum Master: V Version. There's sadly no real drumming involved, but I can't say I'm surprised. I don't want to take twin touch pens and go smacking them against my Vita over and over again. I'd be afraid of breaking it or throwing off its calibration.