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Jae Lee writes: Major fighting games being ported to the PC is actually a fairly new phenomenon. It wasnt until just a few years ago that series like Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter and Blazblue saw their titles being released on Steam. Even though some of the ports werent exactly up to the standards of their console counterparts, its still nice to see fighting games reaching towards a wider audience. In that regard, Arc System Works continues its campaign on the PC market with what is arguably the most coveted iteration of their signature series, Guilty Gear.

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Doubtless, Steam needs a refund policy. Its a good thing to have in general, and especially on Steam, where tons of potential predatorsin the form of faulty Early Access games and ample trash heaped on top of the services treasureslie in wait. It could also be seen as Valve attempting to address criticisms of their sadly lacking customer service program.

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Like every week, the major Japanese retailer Tsutaya was the first to release sales charts for the local market, and this time around theyre quite interesting, as they give the first glimpse on the debut performance of the Wii U exclusive Splatoon.

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Later this month, the focus of the gaming world will be on E3 in Los Angeles, but that's not the only gaming show this summer. Xbox company Microsoft has now said it preparing to have a major presence at Gamescom in Germany this August, promising a breadth of content as significant as what we'll see at E3.

"We should have as much new content at Gamescom as we will at E3," Xbox boss Phil Spencer.

What are you hoping to see from Microsoft at E3 and Gamescom? Let us know in the comments below.

Added: 01.06.2015 12:53 | 10 views | 0 comments

Later this month, the focus of the gaming world will be on E3 in Los Angeles, but that's not the only gaming show this summer. Xbox company Microsoft has now said it preparing to have a major presence at Gamescom in Germany this August, promising a breadth of content as significant as what we'll see at E3.

"We should have as much new content at Gamescom as we will at E3," Xbox boss Phil Spencer.

What are you hoping to see from Microsoft at E3 and Gamescom? Let us know in the comments below.