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BLACKFESK is a wonderfully over the top QWOP-Like in which you control a gigantic deadly sea creature, smashing increasingly ludicrous enemies from vikings to dinosaurs in flying mech suits.

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Grab It discusses the upcoming Land Sliders, a new game from the men behind Halfbrick classics like Fruit Ninja and Jetpack Joyride.

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BidnessEtc: Marcus Fenix is back for another round against the Locusts in the Gears of War remake, and it feels as good as it did the first time.

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Splatoon under £19, Xbox Live for £20, Amazon Fire TV Stick for £25, MGS Phantom Pain for £34 and more!

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Splatoon under £19, Xbox Live for £20, Amazon Fire TV Stick for £25, MGS Phantom Pain for £34 and more!

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Splatoon under £19, Xbox Live for £20, Amazon Fire TV Stick for £25, MGS Phantom Pain for £34 and more!

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Recently Liam upgraded from the PlayStation 3 to the PS4, but he am constantly going back and forth between the two systems, as its an economical way to collect and play games. For Liam, the PlayStation 3 has the best library for a single player experience and he loved going back to it, playing games that he missed, want to experience again, or overall enjoyed playing. The helpings on the current generation are far from scarce, but nothing has pulled him in quite yet.

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WGTC: To be entirely honest, I wasnt the biggest fan of Tribute Games previous effort, Mercenary Kings. As a fan of the franchise, the Metal Slug aesthetic appealed to me, but the sluggish action and myriad of technical issues turned me off of the title. I appreciated the old-school feel the studio was going for, though, which was partly why I was interested in their latest release, Curses N Chaos. Like their last outing, it draws upon gamings past in order to create a new, but familiar experience.