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Battlefield Hardline may have cruelly been criticised as a title that felt like cops and robbers-themed DLC for Battlefield 4 by certain segments of the fan base, but no-one should expect Star Wars Battlefront to play like Battlefield in space. Despite the shared developer (DICE), team-based multiplayer classification, as well as the combination of infantry and all manner of militarised vehicles, the two IPs are light-years apart in terms of all of the little nuances that define their respective gameplay loops.

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Jo from GamersFTW writes: 'As gamers we often have a long list of titles that we wish we could get our filthy little paws on. However, things dont always go our way and often we are left wondering about games that never were and those that we wish some development company would pick up and create.'

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Bandai Namco Entertainment has released the first trailer for their upcoming mobile-exclusive RPG Super Robot Wars X-. The trailer feature the games gameplay mechanics as well as some of the characters in action including Lelouch Lamperouge from Code Geass.

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The Mighty Ape exclusive preorder bonuses have been revealed for the upcoming Star Wars Battlefront videogame.

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A breakdown of the differences between the Battlefield series and what’s to come from Star Wars Battlefront.

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EB: The slow summer video game releases season continues this week, but there are at least two titles worth checking out. The first is World of Tanks for Xbox One, which has been completely rebuilt for the current-gen console and is not just a sloppy port of the 360 version. The second is the return of the Kings Quest franchise, which debuts its first episode this week for the PC, PS4, and Xbox One.

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EB: The slow summer video game releases season continues this week, but there are at least two titles worth checking out. The first is World of Tanks for Xbox One, which has been completely rebuilt for the current-gen console and is not just a sloppy port of the 360 version. The second is the return of the Kings Quest franchise, which debuts its first episode this week for the PC, PS4, and Xbox One.