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GR: This is good, isnt it? Id always loved the final words of Metal Gear Solid 4, as Big Boss shares his final cigar with son Solid Snake. I loved the petulant, contrary, nature of it; a series derided for its indulgent cutscenes and clumsy dialogue, concluding with a statement so concise, yet so enigmatic. What is good exactly? The MGS saga? Is Kojima breaking the fourth wall with Big Boss dying words to deliver the glowing verdict on his own creation which, at the time, we believed to be the final MGS game, and certainly the last appearance of Solid Snake?

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CraveOnline: "As someone who has owned every entry in the main Call of Duty series since Call of Duty 2, I have somehow managed to never become anything more than competent at its multiplayer. Considering it has largely retained the same gameplay formula since 2007, the onus is firmly on me that I have seen no dramatic improvement to my skill level, but just because my K/D ratio may not be exceptional doesn't mean that I haven't had fun with the series in the past. Unfortunately, the time I have spent with the Black Ops 3 beta has highlighted that I may have trouble mining as much enjoyment out of this game as I have previous iterations in the series."

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When Xúr sold Gjallarhorn, year two exotics, swords and Dispatches From the Tower, MMOGames' new bi-weekly Destiny column from DanRyyu.

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Rich at GameSpew writes: "So, as an avid PlayStation 4 owning adventurer youve completed The Witcher 3, seen all it has to offer, and still have a craving for more gritty open world action. What title do you turn to next? Theres not much choice really aside from the disappointingly dull Elder Scrolls Online and the decidedly average Arcania: Gothic 4. But never fear, Risen 3: Titan Lords Enhanced Edition is here to fill the void, or at least, try to. While this absorbing journey into distant lands is largely enjoyable, it has numerous issues that hold it back from being on the same level as CD Projekt Reds magnum opus."

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Hardcore Gamer: When perusing the mobile store for something new to play, youll generally come across the same old cookie cutter games. Generic puzzlers that have one interesting thing that may hook you, or some action/RTS game thats like the last one you played but with a new paint job. Every now and then, however, you come across a gem. On its store page, Rayarks first claim is that Implosion Never Lose Hope is bringing AAA console gaming experience to mobile devices, and that may just be true.

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MyGaming: "TPP occurs almost directly in the middle of the Metal Gear timeline, during the mid-80s, a period in Metal Gear history that has been rarely touched upon and kept obscure, perhaps deliberately, as a premeditated opportunity to masterfully finish off the legacy in Kojimas infamously convoluted, roundabout way."

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What starts as a story about investigating arson quickly turns into fantasy when a Phoenix bird appears

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TA writes: I'm roughly 90 minutes into Final Fantasy VII so far, and I streamed my whole play session over on our Mobcrush channel. Anyway, I guess the supreme tl;dr of my first impressions of FF7 is this is the port you'd expect, and I mean that in both a good and bad way. It appears to be a port of the PC version of the game, which means the graphics are ever-so-slightly better than the original PlayStation version, and on my iPad Air 2 it runs flawlessly. As far as thoroughly stoking the coals of fiery nostalgia for this epic RPG, this port will definitely do the trick, and all the more janky aspects likely won't come as much of a surprise if you've played any of the iOS Final Fantasy ports released on the App Store so far.

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Below, you will see Atelier Sophie's characters, turn-based battle system, combat abilities, and day/night cycle. What you won't see, but is just as real, is its Japanese release date delay from Sept. 25 to Nov. 19.