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One day only discounts! Forza 6 under £35, Witcher 3: Wild Hunt under £13, Batman Arkham Knight under £25 and lots more!

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"We’ll still have dedicated servers. Absolutely," says DICE.

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NL: Fans of Kid Icarus had to endure a long and painful wait between the original NES and Game Boy titles and the eventual 3DS update, but had Star Wars: Rogue Squadron studio Factor 5 had its way, we would have been playing a sequel a little bit sooner. Unseen 64 staffer and occasional Nintendo Life contributor Liam Robertson has published an in-depth video which looks at the history of Factor 5's unreleased Kid Icarus pitch. The studio became involved with the project off the back of its work on the aforementioned Nintendo exclusive Rogue Squadron franchise, and early concept art reveals a much darker and more mature tone than previous titles in the series.

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NL: Overall, Shovel Knight: Plague of Shadows, provides an experience that's easily equal to, if not better than, the original game that it remixes. The perfect marriage of old and new provides a distinct experience that manages to stand well enough as its own entity; this is more than just a reskin with a new character. Smart level design, tight controls and a lengthy campaign filled with secrets and collectibles all combine to form an excellent and surprisingly meaty addition to what was an already awesome game.

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NWR: Twilight of the Republic is just like the prequels but with better acting. With much talk pre-release of how improved the Play Sets are in Disney Infinity 3.0, I had high expectations for Twilight of the Republic, the Star Wars Play Set based on the prequel trilogy and the Clone Wars cartoon. Its unfortunate that, for the most part, Twilight of the Republic is a disappointment, offering up cookie-cutter content that occasionally delights but is mostly overwhelmed by boring quests and middling action.

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NWR: Vehicles add a nice twist to the Skylanders formula, which shows off even more refinement and polish in SuperChargers. With every passing year that the Skylanders series continues, there seems to be a palpable fear that the gimmick for the next game will be the straw that breaks the camels back. After seeing the initial reveal of SuperChargers earlier this year, I feared that vehicles would be that final straw, as the land, sea, and air vehicles just added superfluous content to the typical Skylanders Diablo-lite gameplay. But after playing through SuperChargers, I think I missed the point initially. What this new Vicarious Visions-developed Wii U game does so right is variety. Skylanders is no longer just a quality toys-to-life brawler. Its also a kart racer, a flight sim, a car combat game, a Pixar-inspired story, and a Magic the Gathering-inspired card game. SuperChargers has such a wide breadth of content, and everything is executed beautifully.

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NL: Fans of Kid Icarus had to endure a long and painful wait between the original NES and Game Boy titles and the eventual 3DS update, but had Star Wars: Rogue Squadron studio Factor 5 had its way, we would have been playing a sequel a little bit sooner. Unseen 64 staffer and occasional Nintendo Life contributor Liam Robertson has published an in-depth video which looks at the history of Factor 5's unreleased Kid Icarus pitch. The studio became involved with the project off the back of its work on the aforementioned Nintendo exclusive Rogue Squadron franchise, and early concept art reveals a much darker and more mature tone than previous titles in the series.