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Mortal Kombat X arrives alongside the long-awaiting PC edition of Grand Theft Auto V, Titan Souls and the re-release of Donkey Kong 64.

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This week highlights Mortal Kombat X, GTA V on PC, Donkey Kong 64, and more. We're here to help with a weekly round-up of the biggest game releases each every week.

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Cubed: With Mario, Donkey Kong, and Rayman, it's no secret that the Wii U isn't short of platformers. However, it would be premature to turn off to the idea of another - Trine: Enchanted Edition is an offering with a distinctly different flavour. Rather than tricky precision platforming that the aforementioned games boast, Trine opts for a more laid-back experience; physics-based puzzles are the order of the day, with an inventive character-swapping mechanic, all set against some stunningly beautiful backdrops. There's not too much to keep players coming back, and the story is entirely forgettable, but there's a good few hours of high quality enjoyment to be had here.

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NWR: There are plenty of things to like about the third Donkey Kong Country game, and there are things that are kind of lame. I never liked Kiddy Kong as a protagonist, some of the levels were borderline mean and I think they took the collecting concept to new levels of tedium. Donkey Kong Land 3 takes more of a streamlined approach. This is actually one of the easiest Donkey Kong Land games Ive played. Its not a bad game, and in fact I had fun. But there are some problems I wish Rare would have addressed before release.

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NL: He's finally back, but does he still kick some tail? At the mere mention of Nintendo's first 64-bit console, many of us find it difficult not to get swept up by a wave of nostalgia. We drift through countless memories of flickering TV screens and eye-popping graphics, washing up on the shores of 3D gaming's first bold steps onto a Nintendo platform. While it was Super Mario who first triple-jumped his way to the forefront of this revolution, it wasn't long until the competition got...hairy.