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Save $4.00 on Lego Jurassic World PS4 Game! The price of Lego Jurassic World PS4 Game has been dropped by $4.00, order now from ozgameshop.com with free delivery to Australia and New Zealand.

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Save $3.00 on The Lego Movie The Videogame Game PS4! The price of The Lego Movie The Videogame Game PS4 has been dropped by $3.00, order now from ozgameshop.com with free delivery to Australia and New Zealand.

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Advertisements for Video-games today replicate such quality you would think they were movies, although the small writing reminds us that Not in-game footage Despite this the adverts today are goosepimpling wonders, they definitely draw us in to purchase the game. However, its not always been that way. Similar to games it has taken time for studios creative teams to make quality and effective adverts. Lets take a look at some video-game adverts that are just plain odd.

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Easter eggs. At one point in my gaming career I genuinely thought these were digital chocolate eggs that were scattered in the game. I tried so hard looking for the chocolate wonders, but with no luck of course. Then my noob senses came to me; Google what it means! Easter eggs are little secrets and oddities placed into the game by developers. They provide humorous moments or moments of oh, look its! Theyre like the little cherry on the cake, or that dash of salt added to dinner. Lets take a look at a selected few that made us laugh.

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Batman: Arkham Knight has been out for a month and a half, and already fans are making some pretty interesting mods for the PC version of the game. One of those fans has decided to let players be able to play as the game's director, Sefton Hill.

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Fallout 3, Dead Space, Grand Theft Auto 4, Left 4 Dead 2008 was a great year for video games. Partly, that's why Mirror's Edge got shut out. Competition was stiff, and in the shadow of the impact crater left by Call of Duty: Modern Warfare in 2007, in 2008 a successful mainstream game had to be either a fresh instalment in an existing franchise, or armed with the implicit sell-through qualities of guts and guns. Mirror's Edge was neither. It has always felt like a game that was stuck between markets. It wasn't big, expensive and safe enough for the mainstream, which in 2008 became more entrenched in risk aversion, nor was it different, bold or plucky enough for the independent scene, which that summer had a major console breakout thanks to Braid.

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Gamespot: Danny witnessed Fallout 4 behind closed doors and gives us new details on its large scale battles, improved interface, enhanced shooting mechanics and much more.

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Crackdown's demo at Gamescom shut the haters up and left others in awe at what truly was an impressive display for the 'Power of the Cloud'. However, does the MP-only destruction serve to undermine the single-player and arguably the best feature of the game?