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Denis Murphy writes- Though in terms of size and impact both E3 and the Tokyo Game Show take the biscuit in the gaming industry, the Penny Arcade Expo, also known as PAX Prime, is not an event to be scoffed at. Originating from the creators of the much loved Penny Arcade web-comic that sprung up in 1998, the event is now home to game reveals, trailers and all kinds of cosplay shenanigans.

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TTP:" The arcade game Skiing Yeti Mountain, developed by Featherweight Games, has been released a while back and has managed to become somewhat successful thanks to its simple yet engaging gameplay formula. If youre still playing the game and want to experience more of it, you will be happy to know that a brand new update is going to be released later this month."

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NL: 2005 was a busy year in terms of Mario releases, with a whole host of options across portable and home console systems, all in the form of spin-offs or alternative franchises featuring the mascot. Looking over the available titles we decided that Mario Kart DS couldn't be ignored, as it was a vital game in the IP's history.

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Hardcore Gamer - For the first time since TNA Wrestlings video game in 2008 and 2010, wrestling fans will have an officially-licensed non-WWE wrestling game to play.

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When snaking shook the world

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AS: It's time to go back to Dunwall and become the supernatural/steampunk assassin Corvo Attano one more time in Dishonored Definitive Edition. As an enhanced version of the hit 2012 game for last-gen consoles, Dishonored brings back its unique take on stealth gameplay told through a first-person perspective. Obviously, this Definitive Edition launched to help get us hyped up for Dishonored 2, but there isn't much here that could be considered new when compared to its original release (especially in regards to the last-gen Game of the Year Edition). Nevertheless, there's still something that's remarkably satisfying about infiltrating an enemy compound with such a variety of ways in dispatching your enemies, whether you're using a crossbow, traps, your sword, your hands, magic or a legion of bloodthirsty rats.