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Believe it or not, TGS 2015 will be here before you know it. In fact, Sony has already detailed its press conference plans for the Tokyo-based expo. While Microsoft and Nintendo will once again have a virtually non-existent presence at the show, you can bet the home of PlayStation will have plenty of exciting things in store.

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MWEB GameZone writes: A Gamers Guide to Gaming looks at pivotal questions like; just what are videogames? What are they today - for better or worse - and what does their potential allow for them to become? And how will the fans themselves radically affect the course of the industry over the next four years?"

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What sacrifices will we make to be successful?

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Nintendo is going to PAX Prime in a big way this year, bringing a number of exciting Wii U and 3DS games, as well as a sizable indie showcase, sporting 13 different games.

Those hyped for Xenoblade Chronicles X, which is coming this December, won't want to miss out on the Nintendo Treehouse panel on August 29. It kicks off at 2:30pm PT and provides a look at some concept art and new gameplay footage, as well as a Q&A session for the fans.

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A deeply personal game about the cost of ambition, Corpse of Discovery encourages players to ask themselves: What is worth sacrificing for success?

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These are the tweaks and mods Slightly Mad needs to bring to its second crowdfunded racing sim.

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MNJ: Gears Of War: Ultimate Edition has everything the iconic originl had. It extends the original campaign, adds to the co-op experience and strives to improve the online play. What more could we ask from a remastered work of art. sure it is not without its problems, but the original had most of these and that recieved tremendous reviews and praise. For me it makes the original experience seem fresh and exciting and that excitment is what the Gears series is all about. This will more than scratch that itch until the new title launches next year.

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Engadget writes: "Are we, like, in a movie right now?" It's an apt question one of the handsome teens starring in PlayStation 4's latest exclusive, Until Dawn, asked about an hour after I picked up the controller. Yes. No. Maybe. It's kind of hard to explain, and it appears Sony would rather not. At its core, Until Dawn is an interactive teen-horror movie (think '90s genre staples Scream or I Know What You Did Last Summer) set at a remote ski lodge where a murderous psychopath is on the loose. But after critics almost universally chastised Sony's other AAA tentpole, The Order: 1886, earlier this year for its gorgeous but bland cinematic leanings, "interactive movie" is a label the gaming juggernaut would rather not bandy about here. In fact, Sony would prefer you not pay attention to this game at all. It's getting no love from the company's marketing department and was weirdly absent from this June's E3 media briefing. And that's a damned shame because Until Dawn is one of the be...

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Pure Nintendo: Woah Dave! was a small but satisfying 3DS release from day one. When a huge update fleshed out the game with new characters, stages, and more, it became even better. Its this Deluxe version that has recently launched on the Wii U. Since a review for the 3DS version fell through the Pure Nintendo cracks, please consider this coverage for both versions. And speaking of both, did you know theres a cross-buy promotion? Sweet!

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EA Sports has always done a fine job of reflecting themes of the real NFL in their Madden NFL franchise, and with this year's installment, they've taken things a step further with the intriguing introduction of Draft Champions and the freakishly in-depth Connected Franchise mode. When you take a look at everything Madden NFL 16 has to offer, it's one of the most complete installments yet, even despite a few gameplay stumbles.