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Publisher Square Enix had an impressive lineup of games to show off at E3 this year, including .

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Publisher remaining tight-lipped about "complementary" versions

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Publisher remaining tight-lipped about "complementary" versions

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Along with the Street Fighter V console-exclusivity deal and Final Fantasy VII timed-exclusivity deal, Sony announced at E3 2015 that they struck a deal with Activision to become the new partner for Call of Duty, meaning content for the game will appear first on PlayStation going forward. PlayStation Europe boss Jim Ryan explained to GameSpot why Sony is managing to get these partnerships, when it seemed to be so difficult in the previous generation.

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In this first-person puzzler, fly through endless waves of abstract geometry in the warm analog glow of virtual neon. Developed by kokoromi Published by Polytron Corporation, Inc. http://superhypercube.com Floating through a warm and analog virtual world, you must rotate a cluster of cubes to narrowly fit through an endless stream of form-fitting walls. Surrounded by glowing light and gorgeous color, your awareness focuses on the cluster slowly growing before you, and the ever-changing passages that lie ahead.

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Publisher Square Enix is working on an "all-new" console RPG, in development at a newly announced studio, which the corporation expects will be released in 2016.

Yosuke Matsuda, the chief executive of Square Enix, closed the publisher's E3 2015 press conference with a sneak peak into the new game. Concept artwork can be found below.

The game, given the working title Project Setsuna, was described as "all-new", with Matsuda emphasising that it "will not be a spin-off". The release date is scheduled for 2016.

It is being developed at a new studio, known as Tokyo RPG Factory. Little else was said of the project.

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Publisher Square Enix is working on an "all-new" console RPG, in development at a newly announced studio, which the corporation expects will be released in 2016.

Yosuke Matsuda, the chief executive of Square Enix, closed the publisher's E3 2015 press conference with a sneak peak into the new game. Concept artwork can be found below.

The game, given the working title Project Setsuna, was described as "all-new", with Matsuda emphasising that it "will not be a spin-off". The release date is scheduled for 2016.

It is being developed at a new studio, known as Tokyo RPG Factory. Little else was said of the project.