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Ladies and gents, the Assassins are back with another earth-breaking, riveting, must listen, ground breaking new episode of..seriously who are we kidding, We're back with another episode of 16Bit styled nonsense. On this episode, a new line in the sand may be drawn as Dunny sets his sights on Gawker, also on this episode the Assassins talk about Microsoft dropping the price on the Xbone again, a voice actor and Squeenix butt heads, Telltale names a new CEO and talks about a new IP, Turtle Rock is under fire for their DLC ideas, Latino Review drops some potentially major spoilers about the MCU, The Nintendo Power Glove receives a breath of new life, all this and more on episode 101, Intro To Dealing With Ridiculousness.

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Chad from We Got This Covered wrote: In order to make amends for releasing what many consider to be a broken game, Ubisoft decided to make its first piece of major Assassins Creed Unity downloadable content free to all. Its an appreciated offer, which has led to a lowered amount of raised pitchforks, but nothing the company does will seemingly ever be enough to wash the bad taste out of gamers mouths. Thats just the reality of this business.

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GFK: "FIFA 15 (-28%) climbs a place to No2 just edging ahead of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare (-34%) which is down to No3. With no new releases to speak of the Top 10 is made up of familiar faces with Ubisofts Far Cry 4 (-44%) a non-mover at No4. Minecraft: Xbox Edition (-11%) climbs to No5, while Minecraft: Playstation Edition (-24%) stands firm at No7. The two titles sandwich a second Ubisoft title The Crew (7,940 / -47%), which slips a place to No6. Assassins Creed: Unity (-47%) and Destiny (-35%) are are at No8 and No9 while Warners Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham (-27%) climbs three places to No10. "

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The year 2014 was kind of slow for MMO games, with only a hand full of games that were worth playing. And not to mention epic games such as Assassins Creed and Dragon Age Inquisition coming out last year, along with DOTA 2 and LOL hogging all the spotlight with their new maps and modes. But fear not, 2015 will be the year of the free-to-play MMOs with over 40 games set to release or go into open beta and only 33 of them are MOBAs. (Just messing with you, for the most part anyway.) So here they are most amazing MMO games to look forward to in 2015.

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GFK: "FIFA 15 (-28%) climbs a place to No2 just edging ahead of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare (-34%) which is down to No3. With no new releases to speak of the Top 10 is made up of familiar faces with Ubisofts Far Cry 4 (-44%) a non-mover at No4. Minecraft: Xbox Edition (-11%) climbs to No5, while Minecraft: Playstation Edition (-24%) stands firm at No7. The two titles sandwich a second Ubisoft title The Crew (7,940 / -47%), which slips a place to No6. Assassins Creed: Unity (-47%) and Destiny (-35%) are are at No8 and No9 while Warners Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham (-27%) climbs three places to No10. "

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Vince from Awesome Games writes: 'With so much grand content packed into games these days, some times its just fun to stop and smell the roses. That might be soaking up the view of a Caribbean sunset in Assassins Creed IV, pausing in the middle of Los Santos in GTA V and letting the city wash over you, or staring out a porthole of the Normandy at distant galaxies in Mass Effect. These distractions count for more than you may realise, but other fun diversions from a games main quest can sometimes come in the form of games within games, otherwise known as mini games.'

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This could be the most ironic situation for Ubisoft because they launched the Dead Kings DLC for free for all Assassins Creed Unity owners because they wanted to apologize for the glitches and bugs. But, the new downloadable content has a whole load of bugs that would once again defame the developer and publisher.

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Save $20.00 on Assassins Creed Rogue Xbox 360 Game! The price of Assassins Creed Rogue Xbox 360 Game has been dropped by $20.00, order now from ozgameshop.com with free delivery to Australia and New Zealand.

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Save $20.00 on Assassins Creed Rogue PS3 Game! The price of Assassins Creed Rogue PS3 Game has been dropped by $20.00, order now from ozgameshop.com with free delivery to Australia and New Zealand.