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GR: "72 seconds. At first, it feels like a mistake. There's no reason why it takes so long to drive between Mother Base platforms. Or why a game defined by its freedom is forcing you to travel in a straight line. There's no scenery, no incoming calls, no priorities to juggle apart from listen to one of the game's audio tapes. A tape that lasts 69 seconds. Damn. MGS5 is a game so balanced, sublimely authored and nuanced, even its mistakes are calculated; gifting you unprecedented freedom, but unafraid to limit your options to create powerful moments of introspection."

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Steve C. writes: 'A couple of months ago I wrote an article suggesting 5 franchises that Microsoft should bring back. This time, Im going through the Sega back catalogue and picking 5 games that deserve to be brought back'

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The Dragon Ball Z fighter is soon coming West. Take a look as we set a few Z fighters against each other.

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We grill the game's producer on Back to the Future, Ghostbusters, Batman and more.

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As much as we'd all love to see people like Michael J Fox and Christopher Lloyd reprise their roles as Marty Mcfly and...

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PSLS: "Bungie has been hard at work in the past year. After two expansion packs The Dark Below House of Wolves theyve released the first huge add-on to Destiny called The Taken King. Set to turn even doubters into believers, theres a lot of great additions and fixes to the Destiny formula. Here are 10 reasons why The Taken King is the perfect time to jump back into Destiny or to play it for the very first time!"

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Jamie from LzyGmrs writes : "As always, those new to the series might have a hard time understanding the back story of Metal Gear Solid, it's overly complex plot involving, politics, war, hypocrisy, and cleavage, leaving some scratching their heads. The Phantom Pain has an ample supply of all that, but toned back following criticism from the community on its particularly heavy delivery. Instead there's a more balanced mix that hangs on the edge of being serious and comically outrageous. You see this throughout, from inflatable soldiers used as decoys, horses pooping on command, to a more satisfying use of the good ol' cardboard box, the fun is there but doesn't trample over the dark serious nature of the game."