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After the closure of Million Arthur Japan earlier in March, Korean publisher Eyedentity Mobile has announced it will be shutting down the Korean server as well. All monetary transactions will be stopped from 31 August, before Million Arthur Korea officially closes on 30 October. The SEA English server will be closing on 8 November, while Gamevil is still publishing another English version.

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Examiner: "As the year comes, so comes another Call of Duty. While Call of Duty: Black Ops III is the second thrice numbered series in a larger series, it aims to break conventions in the way Advanced Warfare brought many gamers back to the fold. After some time with the PlayStation 4 exclusive Beta (Xbox One and PC Owners get in on August 26), Examiner is putting money on this horse again for not reinventing, but reinvigorating one of the most robust multiplayer games on the market."

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DTOID: Hi-Rez Studios has earned a rather interesting reputation in recent years. After creating Tribes: Ascend, a game heavily reliant on the free-to-play model, fans accused the studio of abandoning the game in record time (roughly a year), to focus on "other projects." One of those projects is SMITE, a MOBA that's received a decent amount of traction since its PC beta period in 2012 and eventual 2014 release. Now, it's on the Xbox One, and works surprisingly well with a controller, despite bringing over some of the same issues to the platform.

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With Inferno 2 ending up an expensive loss, whats next? Well, its back to mobile for a while, because coverage was good and Apple gave the games nice exposure.

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Bethesda: After eight years of bringing you the latest community happenings, interviews, news and for things that are beyond words we are bidding a fond farewell to Bethesda Blog.

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After almost a whole month, Warner Bros issued a new statement about the status of Batman: Arkham Knights PC version.

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My city in Cities: Skylines is a utopia with Japanese parks, low pollution, and health-conscious policies, but one thing has always been missing: nighttime. That's where the first expansion for the game, After Dark, comes in.

Releasing September 24 for $14.99 on PC, Mac, and Linux, After Dark brings a day-and-night cycle to the surprise sleeper hit. Developer Colossal Order breaks down some of the expansion's new features in a lengthy post on its official forums.

Along with daytime beachfront properties and systems for prisons, bike lanes, and taxicabs, nighttime adds a visual layer to every building for nicely-lit windows as well as neon signs scattered about the city. Most citizens will stay at home, opening traffic so that you can identify problem areas but letting thieves come out under the cover of darkness.

With the separate nighttime budget, you can have garbage trucks, hearses, and late-night buses operate more actively to take advantage of the open traffic, and have police cars patrol the streets more thoroughly. Check out the gallery below for a batch of new screenshots of After Dark.

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After a face-palming performance in the first round of beta stress tests for Street Fighter V, not unlike raising your hands in victory before you realize that you've made a very fatal flaw, Capcom has announced its plans for its second round of stress tests on Capcom Unity.

Starting today, from 16:00-00:00 BST, and ending tomorrow also from 16:00-0:00 BST, players in Europe will have access to the first regional test for Street Fighter V. Once they "are confident with the results from this test, [they] will share the date times for North American and Asia's region specific tests."

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MonsterVine: "After playing RymdResa for a considerable amount of time, Ive come away with two very distinct thoughts. One, RymdResa is incredibly unique, and two, RymdResa is insanely difficult."

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Posted by Björn Pankratz on Aug 20, 2015 // Project Director: After releasing Risen 3: Titan Lords on PS3 last year, we were eager to take the opportunity to also bring the game to RPG fans on PS4. Its actually the first time weve done in-house PS4 development, and as such we were really pushing to further improve and optimize the graphics of the game by taking advantage of the power PS4 provides.