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Australian independent developer Samurai Punk announced Thursday that the studio is bringing its "second-person" shooter

Disclosure: Former GameSpot editor James Kozanecki works for Surprise Attack Games, the publisher of Screencheat.

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Hi everyone! I'm Nicholas McDonnell from Samurai Punk and I'm really happy to announce that we're bringing our game Screencheat to PS4! We'd like to share some info on the game, why we think you'll have a blast playing it and hopefully answer any questions you may have about the game.

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Push Square: "Dragon Ball XenoVerse's second slice of DLC carries on the Dragon Ball GT theme from the first pack, adding two new characters from the aforementioned animated series. As with GT Pack 1, however, GT Pack 2 isn't a simple character add-on it's another bundle of XenoVerse content that expands the existing release with new skills, Z-Souls, and numerous new story and optional parallel quests."

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Push Square: "With the emphasis on exclusives, marketing deals, and services, we rarely take the time to think about gaming at a grass roots level. Trailers and reviews command the majority of our traffic here at Push Square, so it's perhaps easy to overlook all of the effort that goes into schools and colleges. That said, it's an area that's always interested this author: how do we cultivate a brand new generation of game makers, and enable the cream to rise to the top? It's one question that Luc Bernard, the British developer behind Desert Ashes, will be attempting to answer, as he takes time out from his indie development career in order to help students at New York's prestigious The New School realise their dreams and publish their projects on the PlayStation 4 and Vita."

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Push Square: "And now that Bloodborne's out of the way, it's back to your regularly scheduled slice of Game of the Month video goodness in which your humble host talks Bloodborne. We let the good blood guide us this time out, as we get to the bottom of the PlayStation 4 exclusive's plot and compare it to election debates. Both make about as much sense."

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