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Short Pause: "Day 0 of E3 2015 is in the books, and Sony closed out the day with a bang! I mean The Last Guardian, the Final Fantasy VII Remake, and Shenmue III were all announced at the same conference! Not to mention we saw Guerilla's new IP, Horizon: Zero Dawn, Dreams from Media Molecule, and a completely epic demo of Uncharted 4: A Thief's End. There is a lot here to discuss, and Brent and Ben break it all down for you!"

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During Sony's E3 press conference LittleBigPlanet developer Media Molecule announced a brand new title for PlayStation 4. It's called Dreams and is very creation-minded, just like the studio's prior work.

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Today we’re showing you a glimpse into some of our dreams. In making LittleBigPlanet and Tearaway, we’ve learnt a lot about digital creativity. The next step on this journey is Dreams.

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Our staff's hopes for the Digital Event and week ahead

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GR: The tale of a vengeful detective searching for answers after the murder of a loved one isn't exactly what I think of when I imagine unique and innovative storytelling, but somehow D4 is able to make me rethink that. The main focus of the game is David Young who lost his memory after his wife was gunned down and somehow this has given him the power to go into the past via his bathtub... Seriously, just stay with me on this one.

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One unlucky player experiences the wrong kind of Witcher mutation.

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Dark Daring Damn Delightful.
[Note: This review, ported from the Xbox One version, has been altered to reflect the differences in this PC version of the game.]

The tale of a vengeful detective searching for answers after the murder of a loved one isn't exactly what I think of when I imagine unique and innovative storytelling, but somehow D4 is able to make me rethink that. The main focus of the game is David Young who lost his memory after his wife was gunned down and somehow this has given him the power to go into the past via his bathtub... Seriously, just stay with me on this one.

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Greg Hill: "It blew my mind there is no other way to say it. Not only the experience of VR, but the graphical fidelity and sheer realism I saw in nDreams The Assembly. Ive watched YouTube videos of VR titles that barely look more realistic than a SEGA Saturn title, so having my first VR experience possess realistic surroundings only added to my enchantment. Of the two demo levels I was allowed to play through, the first opened in an orange-sand desert, similar to the sprawls of Utah."

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Dominic Sheard: "When you are following up Deadly Premonition, a game that was so beautifully weird and tantalisingly strange, offering without a doubt one of the most unique, yet mechanically awkward, gaming experiences in recent memories, then quite the benchmark was set out for Hidetaka Suehiro, also known as SWERY, when he announced his next game, D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die, from studio Access Games. The title was originally exclusive to the Xbox One and launched September 2014, but tweets from SWERY showed signs that D4 wasn't doing great on the platform. Fast-forward to the present day and D4 has just released on Steam (most likely won't come to another console due to the contract with Microsoft), thanks to help from Playism, a small company that helps independent Japanese developers get their work out into the Western world. With the quality of ports from Japanese developers ranging from amazing to sub-par, just how good is D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die on PC?"

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"The time has finally come! Deadly Premonition developer Access Games and Hidetaka "Swery 65" Suehiro's D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die is out now on Windows PC."