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What are hoping Gaider is working on next? Let us know in the comments below!

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Introducing the first exciting new content for Secret Ponchos: THE HUNTING GROUND. Featuring two new playable Outlaws: The Wolf and Gordo, as well as two new maps: The Mines and The Plaza. Available now on the PS4! https://store.sonyentertainmentnetwork.com/#!/en-ca/games/secret-ponchos/cid=UP2117-CUSA00313_00-SECRETPONCHOSXXX About Secret Ponchos: Set in a stylized and iconic Wild West, Secret Ponchos pits players against one another in this fast paced and innovative new form of online combat. Engage in multiplayer shootouts to determine who lives, who dies and who becomes a legend. Out on the PS4! ESRB RATING: Teen with Violence, Blood and Suggestive Themes. Europe: PEGI 16.

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Everyone will get two free maps, increasing the level count to six

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Game Cheats: Unlock Secret Characters The following hidden characters are unlocked by completing the corresponding...

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Metal Arcade: Phil McGrew writes: The generation of gamers to which I belong seems to have missed out on the glory days of the point-and-click adventure genre, with outstanding titles like The Secret of Monkey Island, Full Throttle, and Grim Fandango well in the past, with little to carry on their legacy in the modern era of video games. However, a bit of rust on the category doesnt stop Morningstar: Descent to Deadrock from trying its hardest to bring some of the old-school magic back, and to that end, I would call it a success. Sure, Morningstar may seem out of place with its lethargic pacing and lack of action in comparison to the thrill and excitement of titles like Call of Duty and Assassins Creed. Yet there is something charming about the methodical manner in which you explore and investigate during your time with the futuristic title.

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Game Cheats: Unlock Secret Characters The following hidden characters are unlocked by completing the corresponding...

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Besides the global domination mode there are two other modes worth checking out. In order to play the Secret Mission or Capitals mode you have to have a minimum of three players. The players can be AI, human, or a mixture of the two. The AI can be balanced, defensive, or aggressive.

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PSBlog: The Hunting Grounds patch is here, bringing new content to our Secret Ponchos community. Our aim is that with each patch Secret Ponchos will improve and get stronger, as we work hard to implement new content and fixes based on community feedback. This patch has a lot of great new content, we hope you enjoy it as we focus on the next set of improvements. Plus, We also have a few new things were announcing today including a surprise for our community.

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1. It Wasn’t Originally Called The Legend of Zelda

Does The Legend of Zelda: The Hyrule Fantasy just roll off of your tongue? That was the name in Japan for the first game, but the shorter Legend of Zelda took hold instead.

2. Link Almost Had a Sword From the Start

As every Zelda fan knows, our hero meets an old man who supplies a cheap wooden sword, but that bit of the story was not included until late in the game’s development. Originally, our protagonist began his quest equipped with a weapon.

3. The Triforce Was Almost From the Future

Traveling back and forth in time became a staple of the series by the third game, which usually involves Link being a kid, and then a young warrior. Early ideas included a futuristic timeline where the Triforce pieces were made of microchips.

4. There’s a Secret Second Quest in the Original Game

Dust off your old NES, boot up the game and enter Zelda as your name. You’ll find a secret quest with new challenges and dungeons. #ThingsYouWishYouKnewDecadesAgo

5. The First Zelda Game Is One of the Last, Chronologically Speaking

That’s not all! The first two games take place in an alternate universe where Link failed to defeat Ganon in The Ocarina of Time, which was released later. Follow? Of course you do.

6. The Ocarina of Time Almost Had a First Person View

That idea did float around for a while. But ultimately, the idea of a first-person game was scrapped because Nintendo feared gamers would hate not seeing Link. They were dead-on about that one.

7. The Japanese Version of The Legend of Zelda Came with Stickers!

So unfair!

8. Link Is Based on Peter Pan, Kinda

Link wears a green tunic, hangs out with fairies and has pointy ears. Game designer Shigeru Miyamoto has said in interviews that his team turned to Disney characters for inspiration.

9. Zelda is… Zelda Fitzgerald?!

The wife of Great Gatsby author F. Scott Fitzgerald was named Zelda, and she indeed inspired Nintendo's most famous princess.

10. Robin Williams Named His Daughter After Princess Zelda

The late actor even expressed interest in voicing the villainous Ganondorf if a film was ever made.

11. Characters in the Ocarina of Time Were Inspired by Twin Peaks

A fan of David Lynch’s '90s television series, Miyamoto wanted Link to encounter a host of unusual, memorable citizens in the land of Hyrule. That explains the trip to Lon Lon Ranch and that weird masked guy.

12. The Original Prototype NES Cartridge is Worth More Than the Contents of a Treasure Chest

The shiny gold plastic NES cartridge was special at time of release, but a more mundane yellow prototype cartridge recently sold on eBay for a cool $150,000.

13. We Almost Had ZeldaCraft: Dungeon Building

Originally, the game was set to launch on floppy disks, so players could use the memory storage to create and share the dungeons they created. Once Nintendo decided on cartridges for the officially named Nintendo Entertainment System, that idea was ditched.

14. The Third Dungeon Map Is Not a Swastika

Each dungeon map means different things, and the third is an Eastern representation of good fortune, called manji in Japanese. Do not confuse it with the Nazi swastika, which reverses the points.

15. Link is (Usually) Left-Handed

It depends on the game, but most of the time he's a lefty. That gives him at least one thing in common with The Simpsons’s Ned Flanders.

16. Yoshi Appears in Majora's Mask (Sorta)

The happy mask dude, for reasons unexplained, has a mask of Yoshi in his wallet in the second Zelda game for the Nintendo 64.