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Leap of Fate is a cyberpunk rouge-lite twin stick shooter in which you control a mage fighting waves of enemies as part of a set of trials.

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Mirrors Edge: Catalyst is a really beautiful game that impressed everyone at this years E3. Powered by Frostbite 3, Mirrors Edge: Catalyst looked gorgeous. But was DICE able to match the visuals of its prototype trailer that was showcased at 2013? Lets take a look.

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Those who grew up in the early 90s have had Lets Get Dangerous! echo through their ears more than once. The then-popular Darkwing Duck show was, much like Tale Spin and Duck Tales, a Disney Channel hit show that established that Disney could create excellent TV animation in addition to revolutionizing film animation. The early 90s werent just a renaissance period for Disney, but for Capcom as well. They were riding high in the late 80s and early 90s with a ton of great NES games, and arcade hits like Street Fighter II turned them from a highly-respected company into one that also happened to be a juggernaut in the arcade industry.

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Patient twin-stick shooter fans willing to wait out the games rough edges will probably enjoy Leap of Fate. Full preview by Cory Galliher on Popzara

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Back of the Train Xbox 360 cheat code for Left 4 Dead 2 Xbox 360 game.

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Posted by Shereef Morse on Aug 14, 2015 // CEO, TICTOC GAMES: When we first started working on Adventures of Pip, we knew we had something great but didnt know how we were going to get the game funded and have it see the light of day. We worked on it every chance we got. Marc Gomez (Game Designer) and Cathy Camacho (Senior Producer) were busy with two other projects; Garth Smith (Lead Programmer) would work on the prototype whenever he had downtime. Over time it became clear that without a dedicated team the project would never get done. It would have been a huge shame since it was a problem of finances and not of fun factor.

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Have you ever considered just how many people die in a single Lego game? We have.