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(CriticalIndieGamer) Despite being a Japanese phenomenon, Hatsune Miku, the entirely synthetic vocaloid pop sensation, has only recently set her sights on conquering Western shores. Landing first on PlayStation 3 and Vita, and later hopping over the Atlantic for a performance on Letterman, she appears to be enjoying a surprising amount of mainstream success. With her colourful aesthetic, bouncy synthpop and blue hair rivaled in length only by Marge Simpson, one can only wonder why it took so long to bring Mikus delights to the rest of the world. Project Mirai DX is only the third Miku game to be released in Europe, following up from the Project Diva F games on Playstation 3 and Vita, but it brings some strikingly adorable changes to the series and is sure to cement its popularity outside of Japan.

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"I used Super Mario because it's famous all over the world"

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Share your levels with us

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We have the meats. The team is on the front lines this week dodging corn, talking Kazs hamburgers, and more. Hosts: Ken McKown Jason Gambrel Drew Leachman Games Covered Super Mario Maker Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain Beyond Eyes Forza Motorsport 6 Giana Sisters: Dream Runners and more

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Edge Staff: On March 12, 2012, a disgruntled fan of the Mass Effect series posted a message on the official BioWare forum outlining the reasons why he was frustrated with the Shepard trilogys ending. s addressed to Mass Effect 3s developers and writers and outlines, under a series of bolded headings, a litany of their supposed failings. Some of the authors frustrations sprung from the shortfall between the promise of making meaningful choices across three games and the reality of how players actions affected the three endings provided. Other grievances were based on perceived inconsistencies in the science fiction. In conclusion, he wrote, BioWare this game deserves a better ending. We know you can do better than this. Please, do not let us down in this way.

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We have the meats. The team is on the front lines this week dodging corn, talking Kazs hamburgers, and more. Hosts: Ken McKown Jason Gambrel Drew Leachman Games Covered Super Mario Maker Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain Beyond Eyes Forza Motorsport 6 Giana Sisters: Dream Runners and more

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David Game Continues with Mario Maker adding another set of tools: "Welcome to Day 2 of our nine-day coverage for Super Mario Maker! Today, we go on a Lakitu spree and use the power of fire and clouds to dispatch our spiky foes. I also go a little in to why I dislike the whole Nine days of content thing, but that's just a personal issue I have."

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David Game Plays Mario Maker with the first round of tools: "Super Mario Maker has arrived! I've been looking forward to this for a while, and we're finally here. In an already-crowded Autumn 2015 line-up, I'm glad the Wii U has what may very well be it's swan-song in the form of the ultimate celebration in our popular, plump plumber Mario!"

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Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is top of the UK charts once again. Sales of the stealth blockbuster declined 78 per cent week-on-week. According to GfK Chart-Track the average decline in sales Week One to Week Two this year has been 67 per cent. Nintendos Super Mario Maker debuts in second place, and is the fourth best-selling Week One Wii U title to date, below Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros and Nintendo Land. Last weeks No.2, Warner Bros, Mad Max falls to No.3, with sales dipping 66 per cent week-on-week.