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Metro: One of the most emotionally touching indie games of the last gen is now on Xbox One and PS4, with the worlds only single-player co-op. Wolfenstein: The New Order was one of our favourite games of last year, and we greatly look forward to whatever developer MachineGames does next. We mention this because most of the key staff at MachineGames used to work at Starbreeze Studios, best known for other narratively driven shooters such as The Chronicles Of Riddick and The Darkness. They left because of disagreement over EAs 2012 reboot of Syndicate, and after that turned out badly we feared that Starbreeze must now be devoid of all their major talent. But Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons proves that is certainly not the case.

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The PS4 continues to decimate the Xbox One, despite the latter receiving good press lately and a better lineup of exclusives this year

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You may have been used to seeing Square Enix bringing Call of Duty games to Japan, but this time Sony Computer Entertainment Japan Asia and Microsoft have decided to take matters into their own hands and publish Call of Duty: Black Ops III for the PS4/PS3 and for Xbox One/Xbox 360 respectively in the archipelago on the rising sun.

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Metro: One of the most emotionally touching indie games of the last gen is now on Xbox One and PS4, with the worlds only single-player co-op. Wolfenstein: The New Order was one of our favourite games of last year, and we greatly look forward to whatever developer MachineGames does next. We mention this because most of the key staff at MachineGames used to work at Starbreeze Studios, best known for other narratively driven shooters such as The Chronicles Of Riddick and The Darkness. They left because of disagreement over EAs 2012 reboot of Syndicate, and after that turned out badly we feared that Starbreeze must now be devoid of all their major talent. But Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons proves that is certainly not the case.

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You may have been used to seeing Square Enix bringing Call of Duty games to Japan, but this time Sony Computer Entertainment Japan Asia and Microsoft have decided to take matters into their own hands and publish Call of Duty: Black Ops III for the PS4/PS3 and for Xbox One/Xbox 360 respectively in the archipelago on the rising sun.

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The PS4 continues to decimate the Xbox One, despite the latter receiving good press lately and a better lineup of exclusives this year

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You may have been used to seeing Square Enix bringing Call of Duty games to Japan, but this time Sony Computer Entertainment Japan Asia and Microsoft have decided to take matters into their own hands and publish Call of Duty: Black Ops III for the PS4/PS3 and for Xbox One/Xbox 360 respectively in the archipelago on the rising sun.

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The ESRB ratings authority has recently rated the game ahead of its upcoming console release later this year, and in doing so it has revealed that the game is coming to the Xbox One. Or might be, rather. It's not concrete, but the ESRB don't usually make such glaring errors.

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Stu at Sushimonster85 writes 'Its a three man cast this week, as John recovers from a stag party. Stu, Mucker, and Al reconvene to ponder the important issues. Like, just why did Dominic Monaghan leave Lost, and what is the Mandela Effect. Among all this, we find time to talk about Everybodys Gone to the Rapture, the new Pro Evolution Soccer demo, and more Wasteland 2. Al finds himself on the verge of Xbox One ownership, whilst its Metal Gear Solid V, and its ample use of the fulton recovery system that has Mucker tempted. We also discuss Gamescom, Microsoft went big, but was it big enough?'

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The ESRB ratings authority has recently rated the game ahead of its upcoming console release later this year, and in doing so it has revealed that the game is coming to the Xbox One. Or might be, rather. It's not concrete, but the ESRB don't usually make such glaring errors.