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Assassin's Creed Chronicles: China is a smaller, more contained experience that plays out in the form of a side-scrolling platformer. If any of that excites you then you should be picking up this game. It's actually a pretty solid offering, surprisingly good for what it is.

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It takes a while for the Xenomorph to truly show up in Alien: Isolation, which makes sense. The prolonged delay adds an extra layer of tension, much like the classic 1979 film. When it does makes its grand entrance, the game gets even more difficult. But this is the nightmare mode we're talking about, so difficult doesn't even begin to express the hopelessness of my situation.

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Glitch Cat - Overall, fans of the Blue Bomber and challenging NES games will definitively love the Mega Man Legacy Collection. Bringing six classic games and remixed new missions in Challenge Mode, players cant go wrong with revisiting a classic.

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Challenge Mode will be on show at the Nindies PAX event

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Earlier this year I completed Demon's Souls with no armor, shields, magic, or bows as part of Challenge Accepted. Years ago it would have been enough to simply beat the game, but I surprised myself by overcoming all odds and naked rolling my way to victory. It's time to do it all over again with the next game in the series, Dark Souls.

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Alien: Isolation is a game that requires careful movement and patience, two mechanics I don't excel at in most games. I had a hard enough time playing the game on normal difficult last year, and here I am cranking it up to nightmare difficulty for this episode of Challenge Accepted. Let's just say I die quite a few times, including one seemingly straightforward section with no androids or aliens to speak of.

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RPS: "A lot of open world games are fun because of the things that are in that world: particular towns, or particular quests and dungeons. Often these are things that momentarily shrink the world down to a more constrained area or path. Just Cause is one of the few series though where the fun is more closely linked to its openness. Its a game not about missions, though those are there, but about the silly chaining together of action setpieces, from surfing atop a moving car, to tethering that car to a lamppost and swinging it off a cliff, to leaping from that falling car and wingsuiting down a mountain, to grappling yourself to the roof of another car, and so on."

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Brian Max take on this week's Up at Noon Challenge by competing with a Grand Theft Auto V MOD that turns them into monkeys mountain racing on bikes.

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If you didn't get a chance to play the Just Cause 3 demo at Gamescom, Game Director Roland Lesterlin has given us some exclusive footage of the open-world adventure game's action-packed challenge modes for you to enjoy. Check it out in the video above.

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MLB 15: The Show's Challenge of the Week pits the guy that has hit the most homeruns since the All Star break against a young pitcher from the AL West.