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Microsoft just released a new version of the May system software update of the Xbox One to preview members, and it includes a handy little new feature. Below you can check out the patch notes directly from the preview forums.

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XBA: I am a massive toad with a katana, marching over loads of little men. I have no idea what's going on, but what I do know is that the toad's name is Gamakichi. He's a badass toad, able to cut down enemies with but a few swipes of his fearsome blade, and despite having only the most rudimentary understanding of what's transpiring on the screen in front of me, I have to admit, Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 is looking pretty damn impressive indeed.

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Hey Poor Player's Frank DiPersio takes his first steps into the abyss with Operation Abyss: New Tokyo Legacy.

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Toren is an absolutely gorgeous puzzle-platformer. Check out Chris' preview

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Johnny Ohm, GIZORAMA - "There never seems to be a deficit of first-person shooters in todays self-absorbed market. Despite never seeing their feet or the lovely boots they just spent all their coins on in the lobby, players round the world have a fascination with experiencing the horrors of war through their own two eyes (sorry one-eyed players, hit the road). While a large portion of this market is devoted to modern or future warfare (with games like Modern Warfare), there never seems to be enough fan service for the guys and gals of the fantasy world. Enter Purgatory: War of the Damned, a mage-based fantasy FPS that pits wizard against wizard in a bloody, fast-paced brawl."

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Noobfeed Writes: "The world is freezing and you must find food, shelter, water and keep yourself going for as long as you possibly can. While this sounds pretty straightforward, it isn't because there are plenty of factors in the game that can kill you and if you're unfamiliar with the game, and when starting out you're going to have a bad time."

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GR: Along with their legacy as the home of Pac-Man, Bandai Namco Entertainment has been making their marks in the realms of manga- and anime-based material and racing games. But they also hold the rights to the Tales of series, a popular line of Japanese RPGs, with many having seen North American localizations. Tales of Zestiria is the fifteenth core title in this series, intended to return to the roots of the series for the Tales 20th anniversary, which could be marketing-speak for nothing new to see here.

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GR: Games containing rich storylines have been all the rage in gaming lately. Titles such as Telltale Games' The Walking Dead or Naughty Dog's The Last of Us house deep, powerful, and sometimes moving narratives that resonate with the gamer even long after the game's end scenes. By contrast, Bandai Namco's upcoming iteration of Godzilla has one intent: destroy everything. And that's quite all right with me, thank you very much.