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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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VRFocus - Last week Frontier Developers announced that Elite: Dangerous, its anticipated virtual reality (VR) compatible space-simulation title set to launch next month, will no longer be supporting an offline mode. The developer reasoned that it would have to create two entirely separate experiences in order to accommodate a truly single-player option within the title. The decision has been met with controversy from the title's community, which cited an FAQ on Elite: Dangerous' Kickstarter campaign that states the title will feature an offline mode. Now Frontier Developments founder David Braben has made his own statement on the decision.

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Reviewer Marty Sliva joins Justin Davis and Jon Ryan to discuss IGN's 7.8 review of Assassin's Creed Unity.

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Reviewer Vince Ingenito joins Justin Davis and Naomi Kyle to discuss IGN's 8.8 review of Dragon Age: Inquisition.

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Matt Clewley talks to David D'Angelo from Yacht Club Games about Shovel Knight and making retro style games.

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Who's the most popular Power Ranger ever? Despite there being many, many candidates -- thanks to the show's 21 year history -- it's almost certain that Tommy Oliver (played by Jason David Frank) would win any poll on the subject.

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The upcoming Elite: Dangerous won't be getting its planned offline mode. Elite: Dangerous is a space adventure and the fourth installment in the Elite series, which began back in 1984. Developer Frontier Developments' David Braben says that in an online world such as Elite: Dangerous, being offline would be unacceptably limited and static.

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"A fully offline experience would be unacceptably limited and static," says Frontier's David Braben.

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Nintendo of America President and COO Reggie Fils-Aime tells WSJs David Ho how Nintendo will compete with gaming on tablets, smartphones and tablets.