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What does Microsoft's Cloud on Xbox One hold for future gaming?

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“This is the happy ending of a man who is dying” Be invited to reflect on the life of a man dying of cancer while discovering his story and living through his inevitable struggle for existence. In Between is not yet just another game: Close to being a serious game while still maintaining the immersions and excitement of the entertaining side of gaming, In Between will touch your heart and test your skill at the same time. The game is an atmospheric, award-winning platformer where you solve mind-bending puzzles by manipulating your surroundings and gravity itself. Dive into the dense atmosphere of this hand painted game while exploring the reason why you are here. Welcome to a world In Between! Amongst others, the game has been awarded with the Red Dot Design Award and as the best upcoming game design at the German Computer Game Awards 2015. In Between key features: • A highly emotional interactive story about the last phases of life • Gameplay mechanics derived from thanatology • A story focused puzzle platformer • Challenging four-way gravity alteration

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One Angry Gamer "There's always constant debates circulating the internet about Star Citizen. To this day people continue to argue about whether or not the game is just one big scam and that Chris Roberts and the gang at Cloud Imperium Games will take the $87 million and run off. On the opposite side of the spectrum are fans dedicated to Roberts' idea and they've found refuge in the celebration Star Citizen and the ambitions the devs are pursuing by supporting it with tribute trailers like the one from Till Rubiox."

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PlayStation is winning. There is no doubt about it. In all likelihood the Sony console is 10 million units ahead of Microsofts Xbox One. Now, Xbox isnt doing badly, not by any stretch of the imagination, but PlayStation 4 for whatever reason is just doing crazy numbers. It has already out sold both the original Xbox and Nintendos GameCube. But will any of this change come autumn? Will any of this change when Xbox unleash their hefty line up of exclusives while PlayStation unleash well, nothing really. Autumn is looking pretty bare for Sony, while Microsoft has Rise of the Tomb Raider (timed exclusive), Gears of War: Ultimate Edition, Forza and Halo 5. PlayStation has maybe, possibly, No Mans Sky but really even that probably wont come out this year. The real question is will any of this have an effect? Or at least one that is substantial?

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The map sizes for the Supremacy game mode will offer the largest that Star Wars: Battlefront has, so therell be a good few hunting grounds and plenty of space to take to the skies and such.

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The Sakura series of visual novels by Winged Cloud just keeps on going. Recently, we were graced with a clicker game in the form of Sakura Clicker, but now theyre back to work with their favorite genre.

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Patch 10 brings significant new features - here are the details

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IGN's Zach Ryan builds a multilayered course for one of our most skilled Mario players.

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Last year, Square Enix launched their Dive In streaming service in Japan, which is similar to Gaikai or OnLive, and brought games like Final Fantasy XIII to tablets and smartphones. Gamer reports that the service will end next month. To give you a little more detail on the Dive In streaming service, all of their games were rentals with prices as low as 150 yen plus tax to access games like Season of Mystery: The Cherry Blossom Murders, or Final Fantasy VII International for three days at 200 yen. After a delay from its original launch date on October 9, 2014 in Japan, the Dive In service officially launched in December 3rd of last year, without any word on whether it would make it outside of Japan.