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"I was constantly freaking out about the time"

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With both games launching on the same day, you have to assume that the legendary name of Metal Gear Solid might have a negative impact on Max Max.

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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is one of the best games Sherif Saed has played all year. So why cant he finally finish the damn thing?

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Curse Inc. has released a new white paper that highlights the advantages of having VoIP implemented into online games.

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Speaking to fans in a live online chat, Rousey revealed some of her geek-interests

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The one about Husk of the Pit and Nepal rewards

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OnlySP: Hello everyone! Welcome to the first episode in a new series of videos here at OnlySP where we'll be analyzing some of the very deep side quest narratives The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt has to offer.

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Stuck? Check out the latest hints cheats for this game!

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Eurogamer: "In 1989 Charles Cecil's computer could often be found in a white Ford Fiesta XR2, speeding along the 200-mile stretch of English motorway that separates Hull and Reading. The PC, a custom-built 386, was so valuable that Cecil would insist it be wrapped in blankets and secured in the back of a car with a carefully arranged seat belt. Cecil, who was 27 at the time and working as head of development at Activison, had blown his savings on the machine, which he intended to use as a dedicated flight simulator. But when the US side of the company collapsed and took his office down with it, Cecil decided to set up his own game studio with a programmer friend, Tony Warriner, who lived in Hull. The pair began working on a demo together, which they intended to pitch to publishers, shuttling themselves and their newly employed PC between the two cities each week."