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VRFocus - If you've been following VRFocus this week then you'll already know that two virtual reality (VR) compatible videogames are set to appear at the GameCity Festival in Nottingham, UK from 25th October - 1st November 2014. The first is Ana Ribeiro's Pixel Rift while the other is Triangular Pixel's Smash Hit Plunder. Now it has been revealed that the Oculus Rift head-mounted display (HMD) compatible first-person platform title Glitchspace will be joining them.

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Pixel Gate UK writes: ''With sometime passing after Destinys launch, after many hours put into the game across various planets, strikes and loot caves, it seems like its a good time to reflect. Destiny may have a number of issues, chief of which being a lack of matchmaking and varied content, its time to focus on the smaller issues. These issues arent exactly major, but would improve the game enough to be worthy of mentioning. Destiny plays, sounds, and looks fantastic, but these are few changes Id like to see just give the game that little extra quality.''

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VRFocus - Earlier this week VRFocus reported that upcoming virtual reality (VR) compatible title Pixel Rift would be on display at this years GameCity event in Nottingham, UK. It turns out that the Oculus Rift head-mounted display (HMD) supported title wont be the only VR experience on display at the festival; indie developer Triangular Pixels will also be bringing its anticipated Oculus Rift and Gear VR experience Smash Hit Plunder for attendees to sample.

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Adam Shepherd writes: "Pixel Rift is pretty damn amazing, for a number of reasons. Firstly, its creator, Ana Ribeiro, is a recent graduate of the National Film and Television School's game design MA course. She created the game virtually single-handed, drafting in friends and fellow students from the course to cover the areas that she couldn't complete herself. Even more impressively, she took on a project for the newest and arguably most challenging platform available, opting to build her game from the ground up as an Oculus experience."

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The Magnificent Pixel Dynasty is a sequel of sorts to the ambitious but flawed All Glory to the Pixel King. Again you're building 2D castles to house your monarch, and again you're scrapping against other players' creations to try and earn gold to spend on more materials to increase your defences. But there are some interesting twists this time around. You're aiming to build a castle that wi...

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Pixel Boat Rush is a lot tougher than any game about pixel boat racing has any right to be. And the good news is it's just landed in New Zealand, which means it'll be hitting the UK App Store at midnight tonight. The game sees you piloting a retro powerboat over a decidedly lumpy sea. You've also got a gun, and a bunch of other competitors who want nothing more than sending you off to the bi...

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Graphine Software announced today with a press release that the upcoming next-gen shooter for PC, PS4, and Xbox One Get Even by The Farm 51, which already impressed for the realism of its graphics, will use the fine-grained texture streaming middleware Granite SDK.

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Pixel Gate UK writes: ''Theres nothing worse than seeing a well respected developer lower their standards and begin to produce poor, half finished, products. Its always easy to pick up on a half arsed effort in any form of media be it music, film or video games. Bungie were once known for producing quality video games, technically accomplished, well rounded, pure quality. Bungies fantastic run has been whole heartily brought to end with the release of Destiny, a true example of what happens when you pump big bucks into a game and rush it out to meet a pre-holiday release window.''