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A complex retro turn-based strategy game with tons of content and wonderful gameplay

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Fans of CD Projekt Red who might have been worrying due to this story doing the rounds, here's something to cheer you up. The studio's community lead Marcin Momot has denied that the rumours of an EA acquisition are true.

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(CriticalIndieGamer) Despite being a Japanese phenomenon, Hatsune Miku, the entirely synthetic vocaloid pop sensation, has only recently set her sights on conquering Western shores. Landing first on PlayStation 3 and Vita, and later hopping over the Atlantic for a performance on Letterman, she appears to be enjoying a surprising amount of mainstream success. With her colourful aesthetic, bouncy synthpop and blue hair rivaled in length only by Marge Simpson, one can only wonder why it took so long to bring Mikus delights to the rest of the world. Project Mirai DX is only the third Miku game to be released in Europe, following up from the Project Diva F games on Playstation 3 and Vita, but it brings some strikingly adorable changes to the series and is sure to cement its popularity outside of Japan.

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Fans of CD Projekt Red who might have been worrying due to this story doing the rounds, here's something to cheer you up. The studio's community lead Marcin Momot has denied that the rumours of an EA acquisition are true.

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DSOGaming writes: "A CD Projekt RED employee has contacted us about a really interesting story. Now before continuing, take everything youre about to read with a grain of salt. CD Projekt REDs employee provided us with his payslip in order to prove his identity, so this is most probably the real deal. For obvious reasons we cant share the full payslip as we want to protect this employee."

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IGN: "Many racing game fans have a tendency to be as tribal about their racing game of choice as real-life revheads are about their favourite car manufacturers. Gran Turismo versus Forza Motorsport. Project CARS versus Assetto Corsa. Need for Speed versus Burnout. iRacing versus everything else."

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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt cost CD Projekt $81 million to develop and market. More specifically, the Polish publisher...

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Dave Thier: "The past two months have seen two of the most open world remarkable games in recent years: Metal Gear Solid 5, Hideo Kojiimas absurd swan song, and The Witcher 3, CD Projekt Reds sprawling medieval fantasy epic. Both these games are true accomplishments, and more than worth your time. Comparing them might seem like a pointless exercise in the abstract, but were not living in the abstract. For the gamer that only has enough money/time to commit to one of two of these games: its an important decision. Not everyone has 40-50 hours to commit to a big game like one of these, and even fewer have 80-100 hours to commit to both. So we assume for a second that we know you want to play a gruff man exploring a broad open world that dances between fantastical and grounded. So whos it gonna be: The Witcher 3s Geralt or Metal Gear Solid 5s Big Boss?"

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Dave Thier: "The past two months have seen two of the most open world remarkable games in recent years: Metal Gear Solid 5, Hideo Kojiimas absurd swan song, and The Witcher 3, CD Projekt Reds sprawling medieval fantasy epic. Both these games are true accomplishments, and more than worth your time. Comparing them might seem like a pointless exercise in the abstract, but were not living in the abstract. For the gamer that only has enough money/time to commit to one of two of these games: its an important decision. Not everyone has 40-50 hours to commit to a big game like one of these, and even fewer have 80-100 hours to commit to both. So we assume for a second that we know you want to play a gruff man exploring a broad open world that dances between fantastical and grounded. So whos it gonna be: The Witcher 3s Geralt or Metal Gear Solid 5s Big Boss?"