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GB: Hipster Whale brought endless Frogger to its hit, Crossy Road, and it gives the same treatment to Pac-Man in Pac-Man 256. The concept is simple: Take a game with a simple arcade board and extend it into an endless, procedurally generated strip. Pac-Man thrives under this treatment, and a mobile platform seems perfect for its simple gameplay. Developed by Hipster and Bandai Namco Vancouver, published by Bandai Namco, Pac-Man 256 is available now free to play on iOS and Android (version reviewed).

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Chalgyr's Game Room writes: This week in Memorable Music, I have a few tracks that I would like to share that strike the more emotional cords that we can all have. Im a big softy and I have no qualms in publicly admitting it (so long as theres a fire breathing dragon standing right behind my shoulder). With that being said, here are my more emotionally-inspired tracks. Xenosaga Episode 1 Ending Theme Developed by Monolith before being bought by Nintendo, the next entry into the Xeno series was something else. Being the first of three parts (originally conceived as six) there was a lot of setup to put into place. With everything happening however, Xenosaga in a way is the story about a woman and her friendship with a battle android that she helped to create.

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My city in Cities: Skylines is a utopia with Japanese parks, low pollution, and health-conscious policies, but one thing has always been missing: nighttime. That's where the first expansion for the game, After Dark, comes in.

Releasing September 24 for $14.99 on PC, Mac, and Linux, After Dark brings a day-and-night cycle to the surprise sleeper hit. Developer Colossal Order breaks down some of the expansion's new features in a lengthy post on its official forums.

Along with daytime beachfront properties and systems for prisons, bike lanes, and taxicabs, nighttime adds a visual layer to every building for nicely-lit windows as well as neon signs scattered about the city. Most citizens will stay at home, opening traffic so that you can identify problem areas but letting thieves come out under the cover of darkness.

With the separate nighttime budget, you can have garbage trucks, hearses, and late-night buses operate more actively to take advantage of the open traffic, and have police cars patrol the streets more thoroughly. Check out the gallery below for a batch of new screenshots of After Dark.

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Intel's RealSense 3D camera was one of the stars of the show at the 2015 Intel Developer Conference. Among the many interesting applications of the technology on display was the 3D scanning plugin for Minecraft called "Minescan," from voidALPHA.

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Developed by id software, the studio that pioneered the first-person shooter genre and created multiplayer Deathmatch,...

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James Schumacher writes: "It's hard to put into words all of the emotions felt when a long-running project comes to fruition. Days, weeks, months and years of hard work along with all of the sacrifices made along the way are not experiences and time that can be easily summated into a simple blog posting. Yet, here we are today."

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Sequel to critically-acclaimed XCOM: Enemy Unknown introduces a new world order where aliens rule Earth and XCOM must fight to save humanity

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Developed by iEntertainment Network Inc., M4 Tank Brigade Classic looks to cover that niche of players dying to get in a World War II-era enclosed, armored combat vehicle and tear into each other with a maelstrom of heavy artillery and ballistic explosives.

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Press Play is taking a unique approach to their next game. The Max: The Curse of Brotherhood and Kalimba studio is letting gamers choose between three potential projects for them to develop.

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Rich at GameSpew writes: "Started in 1998, the Colin McRae Rally series by Codemasters was a pioneer of the realistic rally simulator genre, driving itself to both great critical and commercial success. Developed with the help of the titular Colin McRae, who sadly passed away in 2007, the series saw its name changed to Dirt in the same year, a move made maybe to reflect the inclusion of a whole host of alternative rally categories such as Raid and Hillclimb. Dirt 2 introduced even more event categories thrown into the mix, but it was Dirt 3s inclusion of a gymkhana mode that pushed many long term fans over the edge, feeling that the series had strayed too far from its rally sim roots."