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Ryan at Skewed and Reviewed has posted his review and images from the Gamestop Expo 2015. He liked the amount of games there were to covere and the smaller crowds and wait times to play them as compared to the larger media shows.

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Kenny McKee goes on his first job to try and earn his title as the Master Spy.

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Tin Salamunic: Sound design is responsible for nearly half of the gaming experience, so its surprising that debates pertaining to audio performance and hardware arent as prevalent as arguments over resolution and frame rate. Maybe its because quality audio equipment is harder to acquire, and the options are more divergent. Budget headphones and soundbars may have come a long way over the years, but if you want to fully appreciate first-rate sound, you can easily spend a fortune on high-end hardware.

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VGChartz's Jared Katz: "Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX does a great job of reimagining the franchise to suit a less masochistic rhythm fan base. While the game lacks the difficulty that some fans have to come to know and love, it largely makes up for this with a generous tracklist and heavy customization elements. On the whole, Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai DX is an enjoyable experience that manages to scratch an itch that, for me at least, has been left unscratched on the 3DS since the release of Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call."

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The very first cinematic of the game sets the tone for what was a mysterious and grim adventure. If youve been following the series since it was first Kickstarted in 2013, you can tell from the opening cutscene, even though it is just voiced over artwork, that the people at Harebrained Schemes have added a little more flare in telling their story.

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Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain sets a new bar for open-world action, controls and approachability without breaking from series form.

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An amazingly fun racing sim that can be fine-tuned to be challenging for both the beginner and the seasoned racing veteran. It's fun, addictive and also strikingly gorgeous.

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FGE - The teen-horror film is a cinematic sub-genre that despite its celluloid popularity over the last forty years has seen very few video game adaptations. The premise seems ripe for video game exploration, a group of young people encounter a monster (supernatural or otherwise) and are picked off one-by-one, usually whilst staying overnight in a charnel house of some sorts. Very few cinematic trends seem so readily made for video games, these films usually take place within a single, isolated location, feature elements of hide-and-seek and have a cast of multiple disposable protagonists, ensuring that the threat of death can be a permanent fixture.

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Despite narrative shortcomings, The Phantom Pain is the greatest stealth game ever made.

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An amazingly fun racing sim that can be fine-tuned to be challenging for both the beginner and the seasoned racing veteran. It's fun, addictive and also strikingly gorgeous.