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Magic and technology collide on Mars. Yep...you read that right.

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The female lead infiltrates the Tower of London... With bloody results.

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Get a look at the Imperial City DLC, complete with ill-tempered bosses.

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Eidos Montreal stops by to cover the diverse ways to conquer Deus Ex.

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Come watch a playthrough of a brand new demo, complete with open-world firefights and weapon customization.

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After over two years of adventuring all along the Sword Coast, players will soon have a place to call home. Neverwinter...

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Short Pause: "During this weeks Short Pause Live Stream, Brent played his way through the first season of Galak-Z, a rogue-like anime-themed shooter from 17-BIT. In order to progress through the story, you have to complete five consecutive missions before you make your way to the next season. There is a pretty steep learning curve with the controls; this isn't your typical shooter controls scheme, which Brent explains in the video below. Galak-Z is one of four games featured in this years PSN Play program and is currently available for a discounted price of $15.99. Did you pick up Galak-Z, and if so, what are your thoughts on it so far? Let us know in the comments below. Stay tuned to Short Pause for our full review coming soon."

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The devs run us through a full dungeon, complete with a massive pixel-art boss.

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Watch Tomb Raider's Game Director walk us through the Gamescom demo.

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Short Pause: "N++ has no story, no characters, no checkpoints, no voice acting, and no flashy graphics. It doesn't need any of those things. It's a game that accomplishes exactly what it sets out to do. Yes, you will die a lot. You will get frustrated at times. But you'll also have fun and feel a great sense of accomplishment when you finally ace a level that you have failed repeatedly. If you're looking for an easy game, then look elsewhere. But, if you seek a very challenging platformer that will keep you busy for a while, then N++ is well worth the admission price."