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Gamer Headlines writes: "When thinking of Kickstarter-funded video games, the first titles that come to mind are always the ones whove received a ridiculous amount of money in such a small amount of time. High Strangeness isnt one of those games. However, it was the first successful video game funding campaign on the website at the time, earning just a little over its $1500 goal. Now, almost six years after the initial campaign, High Strangeness is finally ready for its release, and is sure to please any fan of the NES/SNES era of gaming, given that it is a hybrid of the experiences found on these platforms."

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Eurogamer: Destiny's major September update will be named The Taken King, a new Bungie trademark spotted by NeoGAF user "Kifimbo" suggests. The sci-fi shooter is due a meaty overhaul this autumn around the one year anniversary of Destiny's original launch, a leaked internal schedule revealed. A logo reminiscent of the Hive suggests a return to the story of that particular alien race. The Taken King itself may be a reference to Oryx, whose son Crota you squashed in The Dark Below.

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A look at what makes the Silent Hill series so terrifying

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Gamers, 4GO is back once more for episode 9! Some interesting things have been going on in the world of gaming, particularly where indies are concerned, and Glenn Gordon, Pedro Gonzalez, and Ben Shillabeer-Hall have a lot to discuss. Yooka-Laylee is breaking milestones for small indie games with its Kickstarter campaign, which is still in progress, and right on the heels of Mighty Number 9. These two games are "spiritual successors" of Banjo-Kazooie and Megaman, respectively, and with games like them on the rise in the indie world, could AAA games soon change too? Also worth discussing is the proposed sale of the long-struggling Ouya, and the cancellation of Silent Hill.

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After a disappointing release with Unity, does the 2.5D game help the franchise?

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Black Mesa, the fan-made Half-Life 1 remake from a few years ago, made its Steam debut today, days after its Black Mesa Research Facility website launched a mysterious countdown.