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Following the release of Guacamelee!, DrinkBox Studios is at it again with the dark, violent, brutal yet engrossing action title Severed for PS Vita, with DualShockers checking out a hands-on preview of the game at PAX East 2015.

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As part of their PAX East coverage, Skewed and Reviewed got some hands on time with the latest version of Overwatch, the pending new franchise from Blizzard and loved what they saw.

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After spending all week covering the news, talks, and products of the Game Developers Conference (GDC), a weekend at something like PAX East was just what I needed. The two conferences once again bumped right up against each other this year, providing a look at two opposing sides of the game industry back to back. GDC is the professional side of the business: a massive gathering of the makers, business people, and insiders that drive the creation of games. PAX East brings together the gamers and nerds that consume those products most obsessively for a long weekend of play and celebration.

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Skewed and Reviewed's Justin Giza was covering PAX East and he managed to get some shots of the pending Halo 5 despite the booth being packed and full of rabid fans all weekend long.

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EB: The mixture of tower defense and third person action is nothing new, and normally, Fortified by Calpfoot Games wouldnt be anything interesting. However, thanks to a unique and quirky style, its promising to be one of the more fun titles of the year.

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At 2015's PAX East, this panel of the continent-spanning video production teams of Giant Bomb and GameSpot convene to pull back the curtain for a behind the scenes look at how they make stupid internet videos.

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At 2015's PAX East, this panel of the continent-spanning video production teams of Giant Bomb and GameSpot convene to pull back the curtain for a behind the scenes look at how they make stupid internet videos.