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The oddball RPG has sold its soul for more Souls.
Whatever else you might like to say about it, Dragon's Dogma was very much its own game. An Eastern take on Western fantasy RPGs, the resulting title resembled a particularly sticky wall after an idea-throwing jamboree. Tactile battle systems, graphical problems, an unexpectedly deep storyline, terrible traversal and Pawns, the brilliant asymmetric multiplayer solution, all shoved at each other to earn the player's attention. And it worked - we still haven't played anything quite like it.

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HG:It's been almost a year since Dragon's Dogma landed on consoles as an alternative to major RPGs that have attracted much attention during the present generation. Oblivion, Skyrim, Demon's Souls, Dark Souls, The Witcher II are all great titles, and Capcom did not want to miss this party and thus gave us the great, though less popular unfairly, Dragon's Dogma. Now comes the revalidation with Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen, a pitch at a reduced price which includes the original title and an expansion.

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EuroGamer: "Dark Arisen is indisputably in Dark Souls' thrall. But this tribute is both thoughtful and creative, building upon Miyazaki's work with some individuality rather than merely mimicking its - arguably unrepeatable - wonders. Dragon's Dogma is yet to find its true identity, but this expansion is evidence of one of Capcom's more capable remaining internal teams - as well as of a series that clearly has long-term ambitions which seem likely to blossom in time."

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The games you can start playing at the end of this week, including Dead Island: Riptide, Star Trek and Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen.

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Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen comes out this week, April 26th, for Xbox 360 and PS3 and comes with vast array of brand new content. This game is perfect for both people that are new to the series, and have yet to try out the original Dragon's Dogma, and people that are returning to extend their story, and gameplay experience. Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen comes with the original game, so people that are new can begin right at the start, as well as a range of new skills for each of the professions, over 100 new pieces of armour and weapons, 14 new pawn/character augments, and on top of that there is an HD Texture pack and a full Japanese voice-over that can be installed. Not forgetting the entirely new zone, Bitterblack Isle, that players have to explore. In short, this game is packed full of content, and is much more than your average DLC expansion. Ideal for both newcomers and returning fans, this is certainly a game worth picking up. For the complete breakdown, check out the...

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Its a bit of a slower week this time around, with trade-ins taking the spotlight. At Future Shop, you have the choice of trading in two to get a $60 gift card, or just trade in a single game and youll be given Dragons Dogma: Dark Arisen free. While at Best Buy, you can choose between a $60 gift card or $70 off a gaming console, with EB Games offering a wide variety of trade in options. - PSLS

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Lisa at El33tonline writes: "The extended adventures in Dark Arisen will deliver a huge new area, as adventurers set off on a new quest to explore a massive underground realm in the cursed Bitterblack Isle off of the Gransys mainland. Youll be kept very busy with new missions and 25 terrifying new enemies, including the larger and more deadly Elder Ogre, a Pyre Saurian which has a fiery attack, and Necrophagous beasts which are drawn to the scent of decomposing flesh."

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This week's Famitsu reviews include the first Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen score and high marks for Tomb Raider plus BioShock Infinite.