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It will boost your computer's performance and Internet speed for better game playing

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Capcom recently released their financial reports where the Japanese firm laid out its strategy going forward over the next couple of years.

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Carl Williams writes, "Fan translations of video games is a fairly new activity. As the Internet expanded, gamers discovered titles that were thought to be unplayable due to the language barrier. With the power of the Internet behind many teams that were no longer required to work with others nearby, fan translations took on a whole new light."

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Last week, something very cool happened: the Internet Archive devised a way for people to play classic DOS games inside an actual tweet. Hope you got your fun in on Friday, though, because Twitter have since pulled the plug.

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Eurogamer: Netflix for games? It's been tried before, and it failed - badly. OnLive finally shut down its servers last week, but the cloud gaming dream is far from over. Sony's PlayStation Now follows the same principle, albeit with much-improved tech: games are hosted on remote servers, streamed over the Internet to your screen - but this time, there's a twist. Instead of PC-based technology and games, Sony has created bespoke cloud servers based on PlayStation 3 hardware, capable of running any game on the console's extensive library.

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USGamer: Taking only a few minutes to download and get started (at least on my pretty damn swift Internet connection), We Are Doomed is a diminutive arcade game that very much takes things back to basics. Indeed, its roots can be traced all the way back to 1982 because it's to all intents and purposes an abstract version of Robotron 2084.

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The Internet Archive has more than 2,000 classic MS-DOS games preserved on its website, and it appears that every one of them can be embedded into a tweet so that they're playable right on Twitter.

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The Internet Archive has more than 2,000 classic MS-DOS games ), and I can get back to playing after two-plus decades.

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The Internet Archive has more than 2,000 classic MS-DOS games ), and I can get back to playing after two-plus decades.