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EB: Consider this week a slight break in the fall AAA video game release rush for 2015, but dont write it off as a bad week of releases altogether, because there are still a few worth looking into. The most notable new video game release is definitely Super Mario Maker for the Wii U, which ships on the 11th. Although, both Tearaway Unfolded and Lovers in a Dangerous Space Time are two titles to consider as well, not to mention Dropsy may be worth experiencing too. You can also try a few titles on new platforms, or even a remaster of Castle Crashers for the Xbox One.

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Posted by Ryan Clements on Sep 06, 2015 // Social Media Specialist The Drop: A world of brilliant colors, shapes, and an abundance of paper opens up once again. Tearaway Unfolded brings its unique charms to PS4 this week, enveloping players with crisp visuals and brand new controls. Tearaway Unfolded is set in a world of paper. Everything, from puddles of water to radiant flowers, is exquisitely crafted in digital paper. Like its predecessor, Unfolded places players in control of an adorable papery messenger that travels over land and sea to deliver an important parcel to the player. Yes, you, the player. What adventures await our loyal messenger and whats hidden inside the letter? Youll have to play to find out.

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Even though Xbox is pretty much a ubiquitous brand name in the world of technology, it's very rare that we hear about how it got started. Why did Microsoft attempt to get into extremely competitive and volatile console wars? What was their motivation? And most importantly, what was it about the Xbox that pissed off Bill Gates so much?

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The Phantom Pain has one of the greatest opening sequences of all time. What other games have killer openings?

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Each and every year we're treated to a couple of footy games by way of the annual FIFA and Pro Evolution releases (PES), and with each release the question of "which is better" can be heard around the playgrounds, offices and pubs of the world. In recent years it hasn't been a tough call to make: FIFA has been the outright victor while Pro Evo slumped off the field with slouched shoulders. What about this year? Could Pro Evolution 2016 be the one that puts Konami's footy franchise at the top, or will it have to make do with the runner-up prize? Honestly, I'm not sure I can accurately call this one.

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MWEB GameZone writes: "We're surprised by the low to medium scores Max is getting. There are numerous criticisms to throw at it, but none are game-breaking or detract that this is an incredible game. Its one to lose yourself in, that appeals to the plot-less ridiculousness that we love looking at in Fury Road. Here's what Mad Max does better than many open world games."

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#StartTheDescent STAIRS Coming to STEAM: http://store.steampowered.com/app/374060 STAIRS is a first-person atmospheric psychological horror game that takes players through the stories of three missing people as seen through the eyes of journalist Christopher Adams. Start preparing yourself now, for to descend down these steps is to descend into madness. STAIRS is inspired by real-life events, twisted into an original tale of terror, despair and sadness. Using a camera and journal, players set out to unravel the grizzly mysteries behind three stories - Valerie Berkley, a high school graduate; James Reed, a young businessman; and Jean Jowars Remens, a charismatic pastor. What happened to them? What do they have to do with each other? Creep down the stairs and discover the truth for yourself… if you dare.