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The creator of Electroplankton also made a music composition tool for the SNES that was never released. Now you can play it.

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GamesTM: Solely on a technical level, Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires is a step backwards. Last years Samurai Warriors 4 set a new benchmark for Omega Forces Musou excursions but in small bursts at the very least this latest Empires spinoff calls the seriously slack Wii U port of Warriors Orochi 3 to mind. That said, if you can stomach the return of outmoded pop-in and slowdown, youre in for a minor treat.

Added: 09.04.2015 20:17 | 6 views | 0 comments


Metal Arcade: Jason Bakker writes: If youve played one Dynasty Warriors title, youve pretty much played them all. While some may find the Musou genre repetitive and boring after a short while, Ive always enjoyed the thrill of conquering entire battlefields as a lone warrior and leading troops to victory. Racking up insane combos, unleashing devastating special attacks and unlocking powerful weapons and equipment are just a few of my favorite aspects of the Warriors games. Having never played any of the spinoff Empires games, I didnt quite know what to expect, but after spending some quality time with Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires Ive come away very impressed. If youve ever played a Warriors game and wanted to do more than simply hack and slash across the battlefield, this is for you.

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that we'll see it this year.

According to the letter, the decision to introduce the premium service is based on the success of the YouTube Music Key Beta, which allows users to pay $10 a month for access to Google Play's library and ad-free music videos on YouTube.

Google said that it's seen "tremendous engagement," with over 2 million installations in less than a month.

"We’re excited to build on this momentum by taking another big step in favor of choice: offering fans an ads-free version of YouTube for a monthly fee," Google said. "By creating a new paid offering, we’ll generate a new source of revenue that will supplement your fast growing advertising revenue."

According to the letter sent to YouTube partners, YouTube will pay partners 55 percent of the total net revenues YouTube determines is attributable to the monthly views or watchtime of their content.

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that we'll see it this year.

According to the letter, the decision to introduce the premium service is based on the success of the YouTube Music Key Beta, which allows users to pay $10 a month for access to Google Play's library and ad-free music videos on YouTube.

Google said that it's seen "tremendous engagement," with over 2 million installations in less than a month.

"We’re excited to build on this momentum by taking another big step in favor of choice: offering fans an ads-free version of YouTube for a monthly fee," Google said. "By creating a new paid offering, we’ll generate a new source of revenue that will supplement your fast growing advertising revenue."

According to the letter sent to YouTube partners, YouTube will pay partners 55 percent of the total net revenues YouTube determines is attributable to the monthly views or watchtime of their content.