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Those who picked up a new copy of was somewhat disappointed by the game, suggesting it makes no bold advances in the racing genre.

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Capcoms Yoshinori Ono has revealed in the latest edition of Japanese gaming publication Famitsu that the company wont greenlight a AAA game sequel without over 2 million sales.

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Fatal Hero: Everything about Alien: Isolation has so far shown of exactly what an Alien game should be. Theres not going to be a singular character mowing through waves of Xenomorphs, no crazy platforming and definitely no wacky power-ups. Instead, you are armed with some motion tracking tech, a flashlight, and your wits. Yeah, there are a few tools youll get as you progress, but the game is everything an Alien game has ever promised to be.

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Wii U owners are getting GameCube controller support later this year, when the previously-announced adapter launches alongside Super Smash Bros. for Wii U this November.

Unfortunately however, it looks like support for the controller won't extend beyond Smash, as the Big N has clarified in a statement to GameSpot that the adapter will only work with Nintendo's upcoming brawler. "The GameCube Controller Adapter for Wii U is compatible with Wii U and Super Smash Bros. for Wii U specifically - it is not compatible with any other Wii U software."

The release date for Super Smash Bros. for Wii U was announced by Nintendo yesterday. It'll arrive on store shelves November 21. At that time you'll be able to purchase for yourself a GameCube controller adapter, and, if it's your sort of thing, a whole bunch of amiibo figurines.

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Word around the water cooler is that several Russian game developers at the IgroMir videogame exhibition have been...

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Hardcore Gamer: California kids traded in toy guns and violent games for scoops of ice cream. City officials, including the District Attorney and Novato Police Department, hoped that allowing kids to turn in guns may lower violent tendencies in their futures. The only question raised is, HOW is this going to help anyone?

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Word around the water cooler is that several Russian game developers at the IgroMir videogame exhibition have been...

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Word around the water cooler is that several Russian game developers at the IgroMir videogame exhibition have been...