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With the news that Destiny's ditching Dinklage, the IGN UK Podcast crew run through some of the best and worst recastings in history.

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Good puzzles are all over Google Play, and there is no shortage of novel ideas and fancy designs. That is why, those who like to keep their brain fit always have something new in their queue of mobile brain boosters, and they are the hard to surprise folks.

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There is something special in a developer when they manage to wow players without ever equipping the main character with a gun. There is something even more special when they manage to create an in-game world so believable that it could actually be real.

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Ahh, the age old question. Controllers have gone through substantial revisions since home consoles were introduced into the market and it makes sense, things tend to just change over time. A stick on a square with a button attached to rectangle to a few buttons and a d-pad simply werent good enough for the future. Theres still some debate on which controller is best, but it all boils down to personal preference.

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There are a lot of basic features that players expect when playing an online rpg. Probably the most basic of these is the quest. It's hard to imagine playing an mmo without quests, yet it appears that a new game will allow you to skip doing those pesky quests and get on with more important things. Many browser games feature auto-pathing to quickly move the player through the game, but the upcoming Felspire endeavors to do that one better by allowing players the option to have the game automatically undertake their quests for them. Is the Felspire auto-questing feature a good thing?

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As the players, while you are quite limited in how you interact with the world around you, the game itself and its influential touches has a charming way of embracing you. This is ever present in the games moving soundtrack which fully epitomizes the atmosphere and your changing emotions. Even the wind which blows through each set-piece, unseen yet clearly heard as resounding as the moving shadows of the canopy trees or the calmness of the wheat fields with it silent and rhythmic movement, though your discovery of human life is on going, there always seems to be life all around you.

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"Deeply beautiful and emotional, but falls prey to the elements its critiquing."