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While presenting the latest Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain demo at the IGN booth at Gamescom 2015, Sean Eyestone (which is introduced as "Sean from Kojima Productions") wore a shirt saying "Kojima Productions" and with its usual logo on it. This is pretty weird, considering the rumours that have been circulating about the studio's disbandment. Let me also remind you that the E3 40 minutes gameplay footage also ended with Snake wearing the "Kojima Productions" logo. What does this mean? Will we see Kojima Production's logo back on the final box art of the game when it launches? I really hope so. In the video below you can see the interview, along with some footage of the playable demo at Gamescom, in Germany.

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When we arrived at the Gamescom booth at Square-Enix, we saw Dragon Quest Heroes. A game that we had missed almost, but we were so happy that we played the game. This game is one of the most popular and best selling games on the PS4 in Japan and rightly so it seems.

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EB: Santiago, Chile. 1890. An all-powerful warlock sleeps within the earth. Even his dreams are omnipotent the earth above him opens up, creating an entrance to the Abyss in which he slumbers. Out of this gaping whole in the ground emerge creatures created from the warlocks dreams which manifest into physical reality. Everything in this world is created by the mind of the hibernating entity at the bottom of the Abyss, from the characters you play to the environments you play in. This is the hand youre dealt. What do you do?

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Jae Lee writes: What if I told you that you actually didnt know all that much about some of your old favorite games? Why it resonated with you so much or perhaps even what made them so great in the first place? What if there were some aspects in those very games that you took for granted, when in actuality they were flashes of brilliance in game design? That is exactly what Im telling you right now. Dont believe me? Read on and welcome to Brilliance in Gaming. Breath of Fire V: Dragon Quarter

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Go to the field and start Harvesting it. When the Combine is full switch back to the tractor and attach the trailer. Go to the Combine and position the trailer on the combine's left side to unload it.

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The Sonic The Hedgehog series has evolved so much since it first debuted on the Sega Genesis in 1991. The series has gone through many changes over the years, adding new characters and even completely reinventing the gameplay. What are your favorite Sonic games?

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The Gaming Angel: "When it comes to selecting a platform for mobile games, it always comes down to a choice between iOS or Android. However, there are more affordable devices that run Googles OS, leading more gamers to choose Android over iOS. The recent IDC report revealed that 3 out of 4 mobile devices (75%) used for gaming are Android-based smartphones or tablets. Although the report didnt disclose the reasons why the mobile OS remains the top choice among gamers, they did reveal that online multiplayer games have a huge impact on its overall success."

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The Sonic The Hedgehog series has evolved so much since it first debuted on the Sega Genesis in 1991. The series has gone through many changes over the years, adding new characters and even completely reinventing the gameplay. What are your favorite Sonic games?

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When Remedy released Alan Wake on Xbox 360, few people questioned the live-action cut scenes sprinkled throughout the campaign. It turns out those moments were the seedlings for a grander vision: to develop a game interwoven with a full TV show.

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We have questions on this upcoming Time magazine cover of Oculus Rift invnetor Palmer Luckey that need answering:

- What the hell is that cord connected to?
- Why is he not holding a controller?
- Why is he jumping in the first place?
- What is up with those feet?
- Who the hell thought it was a good idea to dress him in the same colors as the background?
- Why is virtual reality only changing the world now?