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TTP:" A new really interesting arcade game is going to be released on the App Store this week, a game that will allow players to change history by altering an event that has supposedly happened a really long time ago."

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Some said it would never happen: The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth is now on Nintendo platforms. Random Nintendo shares full impressions of the game's Nintendo debut, plus weighs in on the ongoing Devil's Third drama and discusses Nintendo's unexpected arcade renaissance (including hands-on impressions of Mario Kart Arcade GP DX).

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The spiritual successor to the old Summer of Arcade is finally here and it starts this week. The Summer Spotlight event showcases twenty-five digital Xbox One games that will launch between July 29th and August 31st. A new trailer for this promotion was just posted on the Xbox YouTube channel:

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Arriving Spring 2016 in Japan

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games.

"Our arcade machines were thankfully not vandalised, as this is the element of the Heart of Gaming that would literally have been irreplaceable," read a statement from the arcade's owners.

It continued: "I'm struggling to find the motivation and the team of staff are just in bits. People... give their lives to help out here because they believe in what it is we do. No one can comprehend why anyone would do this."

Estimates put the total losses of goods at about £5,000.

But fortunes for the arcade's owners changed dramatically on Wednesday, after a Go Fund Me campaign managed to raise more than £5,000 from fan contributions in about a day.

According to the arcade's Twitter feed, the business is to reopen on Friday at 2pm UK time.

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games.

"Our arcade machines were thankfully not vandalised, as this is the element of the Heart of Gaming that would literally have been irreplaceable," read a statement from the arcade's owners.

It continued: "I'm struggling to find the motivation and the team of staff are just in bits. People... give their lives to help out here because they believe in what it is we do. No one can comprehend why anyone would do this."

Estimates put the total losses of goods at about £5,000.

But fortunes for the arcade's owners changed dramatically on Wednesday, after a Go Fund Me campaign managed to raise more than £5,000 from fan contributions in about a day.

According to the arcade's Twitter feed, the business is to reopen on Friday at 2pm UK time.