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Impressively good-looking. The remaster of the original remake hit a level of visual fidelity that fans had dreamed of for years, but this is even better still. Backgrounds have been extensively redrawn, with much-improved texture work and character integration. The net result is that Rebecca and Billy both fit nicely in the world, rather than appearing to float (or skate) through it.

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It's fair to say there has been a sense of disappointment over Nintendo's E3 Digital Event presentation. Its major titles - the known such as Star Fox Zero and the new Mario Tennis - failed to inspire much excitement. One 56 second trailer caused the biggest uproar however. Among their new 3DS games Nintendo debuted a trailer for Metroid Prime spin-off Federation Force, and to put it mildly, people didn't like it.

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Polygon: Horizon Zero Dawn, the new game from the makers of Killzone, was the sort of title that had Shuhei Yoshida, head of Sony Computer Entertainment's head of world wide studios, nervous. It was, he told me in a recent interview, easily the biggest announcement he made at the PlayStation press conference this week; more nerve-wracking to Yoshida then news of The Last Guardian on PlayStation 4.

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WGTC writes: Nintendo is slowly getting better at giving their fans what they want, as evidenced by their official reveal of Star Fox Zero just a few days ago. Fans have been begging for years for a proper sequel to the series, one that doesnt feature dinosaurs and bo staffs or isnt just a remake of the N64 classic. So to start things off properly: thank you, Nintendo. Its been too long.

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Nature and machines collide. Horizon Zero Dawn™ developed by the award winning Guerrilla Games, creators of PlayStation’s venerated Killzone franchise. DISCOVER MORE - http://bit.ly/1Lds2RU In a lush, vibrant, post-apocalyptic world, colossal mechanized creatures roam a landscape that they have torn from the grip of mankind. Human evolution has, over time, regressed to a tribal hunter-gatherer existence, surviving amongst towering forests, imposing mountain ranges and the atmospheric ruins of a bygone civilisation – while the savage machines have become all-powerful. You are Aloy, a skilled hunter who relies on speed, cunning and agility to stay alive and protect her tribe against the strength, size and raw power of the machines.

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Nature and machines collide. Horizon Zero Dawn™ developed by the award winning Guerrilla Games, creators of PlayStation’s venerated Killzone franchise. DISCOVER MORE - http://bit.ly/1Lds2RU In a lush, vibrant, post-apocalyptic world, colossal mechanized creatures roam a landscape that they have torn from the grip of mankind. Human evolution has, over time, regressed to a tribal hunter-gatherer existence, surviving amongst towering forests, imposing mountain ranges and the atmospheric ruins of a bygone civilisation – while the savage machines have become all-powerful. You are Aloy, a skilled hunter who relies on speed, cunning and agility to stay alive and protect her tribe against the strength, size and raw power of the machines.

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Nature and machines collide in Horizon Zero Dawn developed by creators of Killzone franchise