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Capcom have announced that three characters will be playable in Episode #04 of Resident Evil: Revelations 2's Raid Mode, which includes 68 Raid Mode missions spread across three difficulty settings, Easy, Normal and Hard, and will be released this week on the PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One and Windows PC throughout North America, Europe, the UK and Japan. It will cost $5.99 / 5.99 / £4.99 / ¥800. These three characters include Barry Burton in his STARS uniform from Resident Evil 1 (as well as Resident Evil 1: Remake and Resident Evil 1: Remake HD Remaster), Chaire Redfield in her outfit from Resident Evil 2, and HUNK, who can be brought separately at DLC or as part of the Retail Disc when it launches in North America on Tuesday 17th March 2015, Japan on Thursday 19th March 2015 and Europe on Friday 20th March 2015. It will cost $39.99 / 39.99 / £29.99 / ¥4,990.

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V Jump has gone up with 10 minutes of Tashigi gameplay footage from One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3. The game is due out for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PS Vita in Japan next Thursday, March 26, and in North America and Europe this summer alongside an additional PC version.

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Ship to Shore PhonoCo have revealed that they have surpassed their Kickstarter base goal in just four days. MOTHER\s soundtrack proved as equally as popular as the original NES game in Japan but until this project reaches its funding goal, it has never been released outside of Japan. MOTHER is a series of role-playing games created by Shigesato Itoi. Mostly known for its unique humor, music and unconventional twist on the RPG genre, the series has earned a cult following worldwide. Originally released in 1989 for the NES in Japan, the game was a huge success. The title also released in North America but was never released in Europe until a Wii U Virtual Console release took place last year.

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The last announced DLC and free update for Hyrule Warrior came out in North America on Thursday two weeks after Europe and Japans release. The development cycle for Hyrule Warriors is finally drawing to a close after six strong months of DLC and updates. Nintendo is new to DLC this generation, so it has been interesting to see how they handle it with so many western countries abusing DLC to try and squeeze some extra cash out of people. Hyrule Warriors was released on the Wii U in North America on September 26th last year, and has since pumped out 4 major DLC packs along with 4 free updates. Now that its all said and done, Zelda fans are asking one question: Is it all worth it? Take the jump to see what Autumn from SheAttack.com has to say about Koei Tecmo's take on Zelda Hyrule Warriors.

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Stuck? Check out the latest hints cheats for this game!

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All age ratings now in order, reports developer Inti Creates

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1st Clause...Fight! Arcade fighters are some of the very best video games around! Frank Inglese (@FrankInglese) and Kane Bugeja (@KaneBugeja) consider themselves somewhat a pair of good gamers. One of them thinks himself a pretty good fighting game player whereas the other, to little concern, understands his futility on the battlefield. Watch as these two go head-to-head...to-head...to-head...look, there are a LOT of matches so sit back an enjoy a full fifty minutes of fighting game action and mindless banter about all things the world of Pop Culture. From talks about the practicality of a Samurai wearing high heels to the ins and outs of the classic cartoon "The Wacky Racers", episode one of this "Let's Play" has it all! Huge thanks to NIS America Europe who provided us with the review copy we used to record this video. Please support them where you can!

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Shoryuken writes: In a reply to fans on Twitter, Mortal Kombat X executive producer Shaun Himmerick has confirmed that the titles online multiplayer will be region-locked. One of the biggest disappointments with NetherRealm Studios previous fighting games was the fact that netplay was restricted by the version you purchased, meaning, for example, a player from Europe could not play with one from North America.