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Nintendo's are coming to the Wii U.

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In 2009 Rocksteady Studios released Batman: Arkham Asylum. During the height of Christopher Nolan's success with his grounded, more realistic take on the Dark Knight, Rocksteady and Warner Bros found success with their own take on the character blending together the grit and absurdity of the famed DC Comics universe. They followed it up with Arkham City in 2011 and now conclude their Batman tale with Arkham Knight, the first in the series to be released on PS4 and Xbox One. Ahead of the game's release tomorrow (23 June) IBTimes UK spoke to the game's director, co-writer and Rocksteady co-founder Sefton Hill.

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Are you ready to be the new ghoul in school?

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A new Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition gameplay video has surfaced online, featuring some high level Vergil play set in the Bloody Palace

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At E3, Konami released two different trailers of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, but you all know Hideo Kojima, and the fact that he loves to hide little interesting details in his work.

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PSLS: In our last Now Loading, we discussed what our E3 2015 predictions and expectations were. Well, the big reveals are done, so the staff decided its safe to weigh in on what went down during the first few days of E3. Instead of comparing each press conference and grading it (thats coming tomorrow), weve written down the high and low points of E3 2015. Spoiler warning: most of us didnt particularly like EAs E3 2015 presser.

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At E3, Konami released two different trailers of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, but you all know Hideo Kojima, and the fact that he loves to hide little interesting details in his work.

Added: 18.06.2015 18:00 | 41 views | 0 comments


Over the past several months, the team here at Q-Games has been hard at work on The Tomorrow Children, adding tons of new features previously unseen in trailers and the closed alpha last fall, as well as enriching the story and setting. Strange and magical tools, cute and unique clothing, and bizarre and imposing structures are just a few of the new additions players will be able to experience.