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Hot on the heels of her appearance on The David Letterman Show, the Volcaloid diva Hatsune Miku is back once again in SEGAs Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA F 2nd. Promising more songs, more options, and more ways to shine, is this sequel worthy of an encore?

Added: 21.11.2014 15:12 | 0 views | 0 comments


20 games in 40 minutes from veteran games writers Chet Roivas and Jon Denton. This week: braving the Arctic in Never Alone, scaling overhangs in Far Cry 4 and enduring the treachery of Assassins Creeds Rogue and Unity. Also: a weird weekend in Rapture. Also: special appearance by Joypod turncoat David Turner.

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Davis from Denkiphile: "Arc System Works has just released a new trailer for Guilty Gear Xrd. The trailer reveals quite a deal about the game, including some lore about the new title. Most interesting, it shows us some more of what we can expect from the game's modes for hardcore players, like the Challenge mode that will teach players some combos, to casual gamer modes like the offline M.O.M. mode. Also, we see some of the newly announced features in the online mode revealed, such as the ability to show messages across the screen as spectators while watching a match in full Nico Nico fasion. This is all really exciting with the game coming in less than a month; hardcore fighting gamers have a lot to look forward to."

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Torrence Davis returns with a new Morning Gamer. This episode deals with single player vs multiplayer, Gameageddon, and Ubisoft's recent problems.

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The promised offline component of the game was dropped earlier this week.
Frontier Developments founder David Braben has responded to complaints from players regarding the decision to drop the offline single-player component from upcoming PC title Elite: Dangerous.

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David writes: "Most gamers prefer their strategy games on PC, and therefore popular franchise such as Sid Meiers Civilization and Total War are improbable to be released on consoles. Natural Doctrine is a different example as it was designed especially for Sonys PlayStation devices maybe because the devs are Japanese and we all know how poor PC sales are in this region."

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David writes: "Most gamers prefer their strategy games on PC, and therefore popular franchise such as Sid Meiers Civilization and Total War are improbable to be released on consoles. Natural Doctrine is a different example as it was designed especially for Sonys PlayStation devices maybe because the devs are Japanese and we all know how poor PC sales are in this region."