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Sean Halliday of Pixel Gate writes: ''The light gun is nothing more than a fond memory, at least in todays market. After enjoying a brief resurgence during the hayday of motion video games, the light gun crept back into the shadows once more. It comes with some surprise that Blue Estate, a comic-inspired on-rails shooter, has stepped forward to replicate the light gun experience using only the accelerometers in the PS4s controller.''

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Pixel Gate writes: ''Ive never been the biggest Halo fan, and thats mostly down to the character of Master Chief. Theres something about him that I just find painfully dull, even with all the fan love surrounding him. In all honestly, the main Master Chief storyline has never interested me. In fact, the main reason I enjoyed Reachs campaign was because the Spartan you played as actually had character.''

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Sean Halliday of Pixel Gate writes: ''A few years ago, at the end of Ubisofts EA conference, a new IP set the video game industry ablaze. An open world, a beautifully crafted world, with stunning visuals and animations. An interesting concept of using information as power, hacking as a weapon, tapping into the issues of todays society. This new IP had people stunned and utterly invest to the point of sheer excitement. But did Watch Dogs deliver? Could it even deliver after its initial impact?''

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Since Ubisoft brought back the colourful 2D platformer with style with its recent Rayman titles, I've been on the hunt for more. My craving for cute, silly, and treacherous sidescrolling worlds seems like it will be served in Mighty Adventure. So you can be damn sure we're going to take a look at this game right now. Firstly, it's worth noting that this is developer Pixel Trap Studio's first...

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Sean Halliday of Pixel Gate writes: ''EAs approach to DLC has been something that detracts from their games for the most part. After destroying the concept of a balanced playing field in Fifa Ultimate Team, EA has now already destroyed the same concept in their new UFC game. Day-one DLC is nearly always annoying; it almost always feels like its cheapening the product. So whats the issue in EA Sports UFC? Bruce Lee.''

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Sean Halliday of Pixel Gate writes: ''EAs approach to DLC has been something that detracts from their games for the most part. After destroying the concept of a balanced playing field in Fifa Ultimate Team, EA has now already destroyed the same concept in their new UFC game. Day-one DLC is nearly always annoying; it almost always feels like its cheapening the product. So whats the issue in EA Sports UFC? Bruce Lee.''