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NL: If you were an early adopter of EarthBound fanaticism in the West, you likely caught wind of a previous title made for the Famicom. Translated into English and perfectly playable, it oddly never made it to retail release on the NES. And yet, like from some urban legend, a group of fans managed to buy a beta cartridge of the RPG off eBay in 1998 and released the ROM onto the Internet as "EarthBound Zero."

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OnlySP: With E3 2015 nearly over, it's time we take a step back and set our expectations for the upcoming months and year ahead. Every E3, developers show off their upcoming games, usually with some amazing footage that sets fans' expectations and hype through the roof. It's fun, it's exciting and sometimes it can even be a bit misleading as we've seen time and time again. As I've scoured the Internet for new details on games to cover over the past week, I've noticed one trend that I see occur every year and know exactly where it leads to after each E3:

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After years of asking, your Final Fantasy VII full remake dreams are coming true. Its happening. And you can bet the internet has something to say about that.

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Tonight at Bethesda's E3 briefing, the company, Bethesda Game Studios director Todd Howard not only

The game launches tonight on iTunes as a free download. The game will offer some microtransactions for purchase, but Howard stresses there are no paywall times and you don't need an Internet connection.

Fallout Shelter lets you build your own vault and act as its "overseer." Basically, you control all the people inside the vault and must keep them productive and happy.

This includes sending couples into the bedroom, which "increases happiness," Howard said. As overseer, you are also charged with naming babies in your vault that are the result of this "increased happiness."

Howard went on to explain that Fallout Shelter was inspired by games like XCOM, SimCity, and FTL.

We'll have more on Fallout Shelter as it becomes available.

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Tonight at Bethesda's E3 briefing, the company, Bethesda Game Studios director Todd Howard not only

The game launches tonight on iTunes as a free download. The game will offer some microtransactions for purchase, but Howard stresses there are no paywall times and you don't need an Internet connection.

Fallout Shelter lets you build your own vault and act as its "overseer." Basically, you control all the people inside the vault and must keep them productive and happy.

This includes sending couples into the bedroom, which "increases happiness," Howard said. As overseer, you are also charged with naming babies in your vault that are the result of this "increased happiness."

Howard went on to explain that Fallout Shelter was inspired by games like XCOM, SimCity, and FTL.

We'll have more on Fallout Shelter as it becomes available.