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First the bad news, there are no special guests this week. Now the good news, this episode is under 2hrs long. Yay for somewhat a quicker than usual show for the Gamers In Beta crew. So in this 90min sojourn of gaming, they discuss why CapnMikeM is ready to pony up for The Taken King and why Jay isn't buying it. Other topics include games they've been playing like Warframe, Gauntlet, Victor Vran, and Batman Arkham Knight. And of course Gamers In Beta discusses what games are scheduled to release this week and news from the past week.

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The First person, interactive narrative experience Reflections is coming to the PS4.

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Fans can enjoy true-to-show gameplay from Disney Channel hits

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"Danganronpa Another Episode Ultra Despair Girls is an action-focused spin-off of the popular Danganronpa Visual Novel series. This game is set in between the first two games. As Oscar and Harrison have only played the first one, this makes the game perfect for them. We play through the complete Prologue of the game!" - Rice Digital

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Short Pause: "Frankie sat down to play through tinyBuild Games' twin-stick adventure game, No Time To Explain for the Xbox One."

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Stellaris is one of the nicest surprises we got at this years gamescom. Paradox Interactive is making a game in a science-fiction setting for the first time, but they do it brilliantly Stellaris is a complex strategy that will blow you away.

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"I had a sense of fear about progressing further into the first level"

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Wes from AussieGeek.com.au checks out the new Call of Duty Black Ops III Multiplayer beta

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Pocket Gamer: Final Fantasy VII is now out on iPhone and iPad. Let's just pause and process this for a minute. You could, if you wanted to, browse on over to the App Store, give Square Enix £11.99 / $15.99 of your real world money, and then start playing one of the most important RPGs ever made on your phone. It's real. While this is obviously incredibly exciting news, an important question remains: is this new mobile port any good? Are the visuals up to snuff? Does it handle like a drunk pig in a pool of treacle? Have Square Enix trampled wholesale over our childhood memories?

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TA writes: I'm roughly 90 minutes into Final Fantasy VII so far, and I streamed my whole play session over on our Mobcrush channel. Anyway, I guess the supreme tl;dr of my first impressions of FF7 is this is the port you'd expect, and I mean that in both a good and bad way. It appears to be a port of the PC version of the game, which means the graphics are ever-so-slightly better than the original PlayStation version, and on my iPad Air 2 it runs flawlessly. As far as thoroughly stoking the coals of fiery nostalgia for this epic RPG, this port will definitely do the trick, and all the more janky aspects likely won't come as much of a surprise if you've played any of the iOS Final Fantasy ports released on the App Store so far.