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Samuel Howitt: "When a game goes open-world youd expect a certain level of compromise. You dont expect a game structured like that to have the same level of detail that you would expect from Metal Gear Solids linear entries. Yet somehow Kojima Productions have expanded their standard meticulousness to a remarkably huge open world. With that they have also created the most easily playable entry in the entire series. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is something special that doesnt come too often, a game so brilliant you just wish that other games would start learning from it."

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VICE: "Sony's horror game casts me somewhere between God and everybody's dad. And then everyone dies. What the hell is going on?"

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MNJ: Forza Motorsport 6 continues to make ther franchise stronger, adding in new tracks, effects and features to test even the most seasoned of players. What surprised me the most is that you don't have to be a major fan of the series to get to grip with this game as it has settings to suit all players abilities and pairs you with people that you will actually have a chance at beating. This game has rekindled my excitment for the racing genre and I nowe find myself on the track for hours rather than behind gun. Forza Motorsport 6 is the must have racing game this year, in fact forget that you simply must play it, it is just that good.

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VICE: "Sony's horror game casts me somewhere between God and everybody's dad. And then everyone dies. What the hell is going on?"

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Forbes: Youd be forgiven for giving up on Destiny around this time last year. Activision and Bungie shared world shooter hit us as one of the most hyped games in recent memory, both from a conceptual standpoint and the sheer number of marketing dollars. This, we were told, was going to change the way we played games on consoles. It was a whole new idea, a true shooter MMO, nothing short of a revolution. When it arrived, however, it was more than a little bit confusing. The story was nonexistent, the missions repetitive, the progression mechanics opaque and bizarre. The gunplay was second to none, but that can only take you so far. I dropped it about two weeks in and didnt pick it up again until just before House of Wolves. I cant imagine I was alone. Now that The Taken King is launching, however, Id encourage you to give this strange game another shot. I dont think youll be disappointed.

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FGE - To start this review off, Ill readily admit Im not the most learned Mad Max aficionado. I saw the original Mel Gibson movie when I was a kid, remember next to nothing about it, and never bothered with the two sequels. I enjoyed this summers blockbuster movie Mad Max: Fury Road immensely, but thats in no small part because it had virtually nothing to do with the original trilogy (aside from taking place in the same world). When Avalanche Studios first announced it was making a new Mad Max video game, I remember my initial reaction was thinking it looked cool but not much else. That opinion didnt really change over the coming months, and now that Ive gotten to play Mad Max for myself, I can finally pinpoint why the game never managed to hang onto my attention: its 10% fun and 90% boredom-inducing tedium.

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Super Mario Bros. creators Shigeru Miyamoto and Takashi Tezuka talk about Super Mario Maker's origins, most surprising level idea, and why it's a transitional game for the company.

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Ryan from TG writes: Warhammer has always been a fun franchise. Its seen different genres since the original mini fig table top game. There have shooters, tactical games, and books based on the original game. When I heard first of the title, I wasnt sure what to expect. Little did I know, I was going to be in for one of the best chess games ever. To give you an idea to start, think Battle Chess. An insanely popular game from the late 80s to early 90s. If you enjoyed that, then you are in the right place. Lets get into the review.

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The boys are joined by the legendary Psn Merc this week. As promised this show is all things Metal Gear Solid V: Phantom Pain. Edward gets excited about his awesome Metal Gear skills. James boasts how much time he has actually put into the game, and William talks about some of his issues with the game. Justin has been playing in the sand box and hasnt gotten to far in the game but has sure put in some time into the game. This weeks community question was: What is your favorite stealth game? The boys debate what constitutes a stealth game with so much variety out there. Please enjoy the show and see you all next week!