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Give them a taste of their own medicine

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Blizzard made it very clear at Gamescom that Legacy of the Void would launching by the end of 2015. Has this leak from a notoriously accurate online retailer finally given us a date to look forward to?

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Conquering a gauntlet of Robot Masters in a new Legacy Collection remix.

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Mega Man Legacy Collection is coming early 2016!

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Travis Bruno of Capsule Computers writes: "Except for a few exceptions, first person dungeon crawlers nearly faded from existence in the West. However in recent years with the rise of indie developers and the popularity of the genre growing, more Japanese dungeon crawlers have begun to make their way overseas. With numerous titles proving that there is still life left in such games, NIS America has localized Operation Abyss: New Tokyo Legacy. Developed by the same staff that worked on Demon Gaze, is this title worth picking up?"

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Mega Man Legacy Collection is coming early 2016!

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A hidden object game in which you must help a young woman rescue her fiance from the forces of darkness

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Lucas: I can't do Telltale games mid-season. That goes for any episodic game series, really; from the few times I've tried it, I just don't jive with experiencing narrative arcs broken up into scheduled chunks of content. Like a Netflix binge-watcher, I'd rather wait until the entire story is available to play at my own pace, then down it all in as few sittings as possible. Being forced to wait between bits of story advancement puts the burden of remaining invested on the player - and I'm about to experience the episodic structure taken to its extreme with StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void. If all goes to plan and this third and final chapter launches later this year, it'll have taken over five real-world years for the complete saga of StarCraft 2 to play out.