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Kurtis Simpson of GamingBolt writes: "Seamlessly combining in-game cutscenes with gameplay, the method of storytelling and character dialogue is nothing short of incredible. Character animations are uncanny and the cinematic camera angles are some of the best Ive seen merging traits from both movies and videogames. The graphical level that The Phantom Pain carries is phenomenal and it does so without the compromise of actual gameplay."

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Leviathyns official preview of the software update for the playable demo of Final Fantasy XV, Episode Duscae.

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We've played the first five hours of Metal Gear Solid V, and discovered a whole host of things.

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Jason Fanelli of G4@Syfygames continues his E3 preview series with Capcom next in line. Can Street Fighter V and a slew of remakes bring Capcom back to the promised land?

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Jason Fanelli keeps the E3 preview train rolling with a look at Atlus's E3 offerings.

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Soul Axiom is developed and published by Wales Interactive. Previously known for titles such as: Gravity Badgers, Master Reboot, Infinity Runner as well as a number of mobile games and apps. Being in the early access stage there isn't exactly a story per se however there is an element of one and I feel that was the developers intention. The game begins with you on an airship, adrift in the air, youre tasked with attempting to restart the engines in order to reach whatever your destination was. As you do so you are attacked by some kind of demonic winged creature, causing your ship to crash.

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Chalgyr's Game Room writes: The first person shooter genre has historically been a fairly easy genre to break into but an incredibly difficult genre to take by storm. With franchises like Half Life (and its modded derivatives like CounterStrike: GO or Team Fortress 2), Battlefield, Call of Duty, and Halo, single player and multiplayer game modes are well-represented by longstanding favorites so gamers are generally provided a plethora of gameplay styles. For all of the competition though, development studios are still able to get a piece of the ever-growing pie and occasionally a title will make a bit of a splash (see Titanfall or Evolve) and Splash Damage is hoping to make a splash with the unique shooter, Dirty Bomb.

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IGN: We only got a glimpse of Kojima Productions first attempt at a open world stealth game in Metal Gear Solid 5: Ground Zeroes. But believe me, Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain is much, much bigger than that. After spending 12 hours with the near-final game, I'm impressed by just how much there is to the next chapter in the Metal Gear series. It has near endless ways to tackle a scenario, an arsenal of weapons, gear, and a home base to develop from the ground up. The enemies are fun to fight, choke, slam, and disarm. And, most importantly, every completed mission and resource gathered contributes to the bigger whole, since you re-build Snake's world one piece at a time.

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Nick Gillham: "At his age hes pretty good at the LEGO series, and he came with me for a hands-on with the game. After stopping to have his picture taken in a giant LEGO T-Rex head, get his face painted, and stuff his face with popcorn, he finally decided to have a go at the game. We were allowed to play two sections, both from the first film."