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VGChartz's Jake Weston: "There are still certain trepidations I have toward the remaster, though they certainly can't be helped. For one, I'm disappointed that the game's cutscenes appear to still be in the original low resolution. Not a big deal, I understand that; what I don't understand is the need to crop the original fullscreen-rendered cutscenes to fit into widescreen. Even when selecting the option for them to be played in the original 4:3 aspect ratio, cut scenes are still cropped for widescreen, removing a big chunk of the original image. I also could take or leave Billy's voice acting (although the way he says "Staaaaaaaars" is hilarious). With this re-release, Capcom is one step closer to bringing every Resident Evil game to HD platforms (Resident Evil 2 and 3: Nemesis remakes - get on it Capcom!), as well as re-introducing players to one of the most interesting games in the series."

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The new addition to Nintendo's sci-fi shooter franchise is much more remix than was originally indicated.

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Horizon Zero Dawn and Dreams are two big first party new IPs introduced by Sony at its E3 press conference, and there are few better men to talk about them than Shuhei Yoshida, that leads Sonys Worldwide studios. He did so during a livestream from the show floor.

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Game Podunk's Jonathan Higgins writes: "But even though Miyamotos wording during the Digital Event may have been confusing, its definitely not a remake of the Nintendo 64 classic. It differs fundamentally in its sense of design (more on that in a second), and if it does match 64's place in the proverbial canon, its definitely taken some liberties with that games plot."

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Hardcore Gamer editor Mike Patuleia writes: Alpha Protocol. The Agency. Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. Overstrike (which then became Fuse). Watch Dogs. The Division. Each and every single year I pick one title as my Do Want of E3. What makes a Do Want? It needs to be a new IP, and it needs to be new at E3 the year it is selected. Last year, for the first time since I began writing (this is now the 8th E3 I have covered), I failed to find a Do Want, disappointingly. In hindsight, Cuphead would probably take those honors even though it isnt a game that (from the looks of things) is playable on more than one platform. It is with that wrinkle in my criteria, however, that I found this years winner.

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One eagle-eyed Twitter user uploaded the video, he then asked Mathijs de Jonge who is the game director of Killzone 2,3, Liberation and the upcoming PS4 exclusive Horizon Zero Dawn, he subsequently confirmed the clue. "Well spotted," he replied. "The robot did undergo some changes, though."

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Sonys E3 2015 press conference was packed to the gills with exciting game reveals, but one that particularly stood out was Guerrilla Games Horizon Zero Dawn, a brand new IP that looks absolutely gorgeous. The initial trailer left my head buzzing with many questions about what this new game was, and fortunately I was able to have a few of those answered the following day in a closed-door session with a few of the developers, the games first ever live demonstration.

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Dealspwn: Now that all the E3 2015 press conferences are finally over, I've been able to take a much-needed step back and reflect on the games that have really stood out. And The Last Guardian stands out in way that few others did. While we had explosive blockbuster displays and epic reveals from the like of Horizon: Zero Dawn, Fallout 4, Halo 5, Doom and many more, nothing really formed an emotional bond as much as the reappearance of The Last Guardian. But why?

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Killzone creators Guerilla Games' new IP was one of the highlights of Sony's E3 press conference, showing a forward-thinking and intriguing game from the creators of what started life as a pale attempt at taking on Halo.

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Back in the cockpit again.

Nintendo hasn’t always been a big fan of their own furry creation. The last new release of a brand-spankin’-new title featuring Fox, Peppy, Slippy, and Falco was in 2006 as