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Ian Higton: "I'm just going to come straight out and say it; I'm not very good at driving games. A bit of Mario Kart I can handle, but games where you actually need to use the brake? Not so much."

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XSeed Games has released a new trailer for the Vita's upcoming Earth Defense Force 2. Players apparently join a force tasked with the defense of Earth.

EDF2 is set to launch this fall in Europe and North America, and features cooperative play for up to four players via net play or local connections.

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Ian Higton: "I'm just going to come straight out and say it; I'm not very good at driving games. A bit of Mario Kart I can handle, but games where you actually need to use the brake? Not so much."

Added: 08.09.2015 3:20 | 12 views | 0 comments


Disney Infinity 3.0 is the 3rd game in the toys-to-life genre to come out in as many years. While 2.0's The Avengers play set that was included in the starter set was a disappointment, there was hope that with 3.0's addition of Star Wars would not repeat the mistakes of 2.0. Is the Force strong with this game or has it turned to the Dark Side? Check out our review and find out how you can win our Disney Infinity 3.0 prize pack.

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TeamVVV writes: "Driving the F1 car is challenging in the narrow winding sections of Rio, you can see just how bumpy certain sections are by looking at the front wheels bobbing up and down excessively at times. There's also one small section of track which is extremely slippery and you'll really need to tip-toe it over it to get out in one piece. The different track surfaces really add to the challenge as you'll need to adapt your driving style to negotiate these surfaces which offer differing levels of grip."

Added: 07.09.2015 22:31 | 48 views | 0 comments


The best racing game since Gran Turismo 3. During the past 10 years no racing franchise has been more impactful in the genre than Forza. When Turn 10 entered the scene it changed the way gamers and developers thought about how racing games should be designed. Its last release, Forza Motorsport 5, was regarded as a half-step toward bringing the franchise to a new generation. With a keener sense of the Xbox One's technology, Turn 10 now looks to finish the job with Forza Motorsport 6.

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TeamVVV writes: "Driving the F1 car is challenging in the narrow winding sections of Rio, you can see just how bumpy certain sections are by looking at the front wheels bobbing up and down excessively at times. There's also one small section of track which is extremely slippery and you'll really need to tip-toe it over it to get out in one piece. The different track surfaces really add to the challenge as you'll need to adapt your driving style to negotiate these surfaces which offer differing levels of grip."

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We The Force is a fledgling studio based out of Mexico. Back in 2012, they were a service company, working on various projects on iOS for Canadian and Mexican customers. They were successful, but couldn't help but dream bigger, and in June 2013 broke out on their own to begin working on Randall, a project vastly different from anything they had attempted before. It's a sidescrolling platformer with an impressive combat system and a captivating central mechanic that prompts players to experiment and think outside the box.