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to leave Bohemia by the end of the year.

Q1 2015:

• Basic vehicles
• Advanced loot distribution
• New renderer
• New Zombie AI
• Basic stealth system (zombies and animals)
• Diseases

Q2 2015:

• Advanced vehicles (repair and modifications)
• Advanced animals (life cycle, group behavior)
• Player statistics
• New UI
• Player stamina
• Dynamic events

Q3 2015:

• Traps
• Barricading
• Character life span + soft skills
• Animal predators + birds
• Aerial transport
• Console prototype

Q4 2015:

• Animal companions
• Steam community integration
• Construction (base building)

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Capcom stimulates its flagship fighter with remixed characters and animal-themed costumes.

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With the first DLC for Mario Kart 8 released just last week, the game saw the first ever introduction of a non-mario driver, Link. And with Animal Crossing characters joining next year, it poses a serious question: Is Mario Kart destined to expand into Nintendo Kart?

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Find the locations for all the animals you need to skin for crafting in Far Cry 4 and all of the Kyrat Fashion Week missions to max each item you can craft with this Far Cry 4 Kyrat Fashion Week Animal Skin Locations Guide.

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Vehicles and tracks up for grabs

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Christopher Buffa (Prima Games): In addition to the Animus Fragments, Cave Paintings and Blueprints in Assassins Creed Rogue, you can also find 35 War Letters scattered throughout the environments. Unlike many collectibles, you dont have to dig these up or complete mini-games. Instead, you simply find them laying around. Easier said than done with a world this big, but thats why we have both the regions and locations for each letter in the game below.

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Technology Tell writes, "If theres a wizard in a Harvest Moon game, I marry him. Granted, the only other opportunity to marry a magical character for women who play the game was Harvest Moon: Animal Parade, but still. Though theres only one example, there is a precedent, which is why I better be able to shanghai Gareth into marrying my avatar in Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley."

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Resembling a Zelda: Links Awakening top down view (which was the designers intention) this game doesnt suffer in comparison - Writes Jonathon Preece

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Image credit: Polygon

PlayStation maker Sony has announced an all new, cloud-based TV service called PlayStation Vue. The platform, which lets you access live TV and on-demand content without a cable or satellite subscription, is coming to the and demonstrates what our company is capable of when we embrace disruption and stay true to gamers."

Vue has a "powerful" user interface, Sony says, which delivers "unprecedented personalization and simplicity." The service also features recommendation algorithms, which will clue you in on movies and shows based on your previous viewing habits and trending content. You can also use Vue's "Explore" function to view the entire catalog of on-demand content, filtered by program, genre, ratings, and popularity, among other things.

Sony adds that Vue will help you catch up on live TV programming you might have missed, as the service will make available the past three days of popular shows without requiring you to schedule recordings. You can also save shows to the cloud, where they will stay for a period of 28 times.

As part of the initial invite-only beta (there's no indication yet as to how you can get in), Vue will offer around 75 channels per market. Such a service will likely live or die based on its network partners, and Vue has many of the big names, including GameSpot parent company CBS and others.

Vue's current network partners, with descriptions courtesy of Sony, are listed below--more will be announced later.

• CBS: At launch, PlayStation Vue will offer the live linear signal from CBS Television Network's owned-and-operated TV stations in select leading markets in addition to on-demand prime-time programming.
• Discovery Communications: Discovery Channel, TLC, Animal Planet, Investigation Discovery, Science, OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network, Discovery Family Channel, and 11 more brands.
• Fox: Fox Networks Group's portfolio of national entertainment programming services, including--FX, FXX, FXM, National Geographic Channel, and Nat Geo WILD. Additionally FOX Sports' national and regional programming services--FOX Sports 1, FOX Sports 2, BTN, Fox's regional sports networks, including YES Network and Prime Ticket. The agreement also covers Fox's owned and operated television stations.
• NBCUniversal: All local offerings from NBC, Telemundo and regional sports networks as well as Bravo, CNBC, E!, NBCSN, Oxygen, Sprout, Syfy, USA Network, and more.
• Scripps Networks Interactive: HGTV, Food Network, Travel Channel, DIY Network, and Cooking Channel.
• Viacom: BET, CMT, Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon, PALLADIA, Spike, VH1 and more.

Pricing for Vue was not announced today, though Sony says Vue will "change the rules" for how people pay for subscription TV. The company promises "fair and competitive" pricing that's transparent and doesn't have hidden fees or charges. Vue subscriptions will be offered on a month-to-month basis, so you won't be locked in for an extended period of time. It also doesn't require any equipment or installation charges, since all you need is Internet access and a PS3 or PS4.

The Vue beta will begin in November for select PS3 and PS4 owners. A wider rollout is planned for later, starting in New York and followed by Chicago, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles. Vue will later be available for iPad, as well as more Sony and non-Sony devices.

The full launch of Vue is scheduled for the first quarter of 2015.

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