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It's important to know where presidential candidates stand on issues that matter to you most, what are some of their favorite games?

Presidential hopeful Ted Cruz, for example, recently said that he loves playing mobile games like was taken on April 6, 1993 on her flight from Austin, Texas to Washington, DC. At this time, Bill Clinton was President and she was the First Lady.

What do you think about Ted Cruz's taste in games? Let us know in the comments below.

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Marcus Estrada writes: "Starfighter is an online sci-fi comic series which I got into thanks to a friend a few years back. Although Ive not kept up recently, it was certainly an interesting webcomic filled with equal parts drama and romance. As such, the Starfighter visual novel Kickstarter by HamletMachine got me hyped. Enough so that I ended up sharing the campaign with anyone who I felt would appreciate male-male romance, regardless of their knowledge of the actual comic! In the end it had absolutely no trouble raising $143,183 in April 2014. A little over a year later we finally have Starfighter: Eclipse which is accessible via PC browsers, tablets, and smartphones."

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VGChartz Writes: "Looking at the total sales of the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Wii U in April 2015 shows how the PlayStation 4 has continued to grow its lead over the Xbox One and Wii U. The PlayStation 4 passed the 22 million mark this month. The PS4 has sold 22.39 million units lifetime, the Xbox One 12.50 million units, and the Wii U 9.65 million units. PlayStation 4 Total Sales: 22,389,944 Xbox One Total Sales: 12,503,922 Wii U Total Sales: 9,646,187"

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by William D'Angelo: There are two games in the top 40 that are in their final weeks (week ending April 4): Xenoblade Chronicles (3DS) and Etrian Mystery Dungeon (3DS). Two games have 200,000 or more pre-orders, up from one last week, and the top seven all have 100,000 or more pre-orders, up from six last week. Four games added 20,000 or more pre-orders, down from seven last week, and eight added 10,000 or more, which is down from nine last week.