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From the 2015 Tokyo Game Show comes a new video and news from the Attack on Titan game.

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Game Idealist takes a look as to whether or not the Xbox One Limited Edition Halo 5: Guardians Master Chief and Spartan Locke Wireless Controllers are worth buying.

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In order to avoid stuttering, some games adopt a dynamic graphics quality system which reduces graphics fidelity when...

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Games not starring the Master Chief have performed well and expanded the franchise beyond John-117. Halos Reach, ODST, and Wars are all wonderful games that do not rely on the Chief to carry the story. If the Halo franchise is to be successful in this new generation, itll need to grow outward as well as onward. Spartan Locke is a worthwhile protagonist who is both complex and unique.

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Game Idealist takes a look as to whether or not the Xbox One Limited Edition Halo 5: Guardians Master Chief and Spartan Locke Wireless Controllers are worth buying.

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Games not starring the Master Chief have performed well and expanded the franchise beyond John-117. Halos Reach, ODST, and Wars are all wonderful games that do not rely on the Chief to carry the story. If the Halo franchise is to be successful in this new generation, itll need to grow outward as well as onward. Spartan Locke is a worthwhile protagonist who is both complex and unique.

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Horrifyingly cheap and a strong Wii U experience

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Steve C. writes: 'On October 27th Halo 5: Guardians will be unleashed into the world. In the lead up to the release, of what will no doubt be the biggest selling Xbox One game so far, our Xbox Enthusiasts will be giving you the lowdown and a heads up on every game in the Halo series. We will explore the development, the story, the multiplayer and the reception of each game. First up is the original Halo game, Halo: Combat Evolved.'

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Roguelike is becoming an increasingly wide and difficult to define term. A lot of the time when Bad Demoman tries to explain it to someone, he has to refer to a bunch of games that came out over 20 years ago that only Roguelike fans usually know of, such as NetHack and Rogue itself. Roguelikes have strange conventions that don't really seem intuitive to fans of other genres, like permadeath and having to identify items before you can use them, for fear of cursed equipment with massive setbacks attached. From now on though, he thinks Caves of Qud will be what he uses in order to show someone what a Roguelike is all about.

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Jason writes: When Destiny was launched a year ago, the reception was, wellmixed. Its moment to moment gunplay was and remains its greatest asset. Everything we expected from a decade of playing Halo along with a suite of abilities fueled by space magic. Where the game faltered, however, was trying to be an RPG and a persistent world. First-person shooters usually have campaigns that last a few hours and then proceed to sustain players with competitive multiplayer. In Destiny, however, while there is PVP gameplay, the meat of the game was clearly meant to lie in PVE. For a year, the game has maintained a large following, but lackluster mission design, frustrating progression systems, and a clear lack of story content (or content period) turned many off.