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DD: Damn it. Just as I was getting over my ridiculous obsession with Crossy Road, along comes Hipster Whale's follow-up. Pac-Mac 256 is proof of the impact that the tiny Aussie developer had on the industry, as Namco Bandai would allow it access to one of its most valuable franchise to essentially skin over as a sequel to Crossy Road. Unfortunately (for me), Pac-Man 256 is every bit as addictive as Crossy Road. There goes any hope I might have had to be productive in some way on every train trip I'll be taking for the next couple of months.

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PG: Hipster Whale professes a love of old arcade games, but I'm not so sure. Just as its Crossy Road transformed Frogger into some kind of nightmarish endless fever dream for the protagonist, Pac-Man 256 feels a lot like the backdrop to a certain yellow dot-muncher's fitful sleep, with him clearly having eaten far too much cheese.

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Fans can enjoy true-to-show gameplay from Disney Channel hits

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July showed no sign of cooling down as the pickups just kept coming. Some really interesting titles fell into my lap this episode but the road wasn't all smooth sailing.

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BagoGames It seems like there will always be a place for 1989s Batman on any screen. A strange marriage of B horror films and comic book weirdness, Tim Burtons take on the Caped Crusader cast a looming shadow over the character impossible for his fans to forget including those at Rocksteady Studios. In that high regard, Batman: Arkham Knights Batmobile DLC bundle shares all the same nostalgia, if not the same ambition. Fast, furious, and all too small, Rocksteadys blast from the past burns time and rubber, but sadly little else barreling down memory lane.

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Electronic Arts has gone over and beyond with the promotion for Madden NFL 16. It's not just a standard two minute trailer detailing whatever new features they added to the game or whatever old feature they removed, they decided to go the Kung Fury route in promoting the game and it works... it really, really works.

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Rocket League has proven to be the surprise hit of 2015. Few people knew that this successor to 2008 indie title Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars even existed, but in a rare moment of everything falling into place the game became an overnight phenomenon in July. In large part this happened because the game a relentlessly exciting and surprisingly deep car football game was free for PlayStation Plus subscribers during its first month on sale. Great word of mouth saw Rocket League's player numbers rise and rise far beyond anyone's expectations. Even on PC where the game was a paid-for release it grew a huge player base. By the end of July it had been downloaded five million times. Everyone was playing it, loving it, and quickly an eSports community began to grow too. For developers Psyonix however the shock of success quickly turned to wondering how to keep players coming back and make it better. IBTimes UK spoke to Psyonix vice president Jeremy Dunham...

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Also arriving on the Wii

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MWEB GameZone writes: "The way Warner Bros. is handling the PC debacle could damaged their reputation irreparably. It reeks of disrespect for their customers. Playing a broken game, for two months. Paid for a season pass that you cannot play. Just gonna leave this here; EA lost a law suit against Australian customers over releasing a broken game."

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Greg Micek writes: "As a love of the Sega Saturn, and the Panzer Dragoon series in particular, I was understandably excited to see a new game in the series launch on Kickstarter. Could this be the next mega campaign? The next Shenmue 3 if you will? Unfortunately not."