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Mad Max is out September 1 on PS4, Xbox One and PC. With the date is fast-approaching, here are a few things you should know about Mad Max before deciding whether to purchase or not.

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Dealspwn: PES 2016 (or Pro Evolution Soccer) is coming September 18th and is looking like a fine alternative to FIFA 16. Better yet, this deal is miles cheaper than the best deals for EA's game. Konami are seemingly confident about the game as they've released an early demo on the digital stores. So why not take the game out for a spin first? Seeing as this is the only preorder for less than £30, this might not be around for long though. Also, this doesn't have an inexplicable Jordan Henderson appearance on the front cover.

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Ty the Tasmanian Tiger 4 was released in 2013 for the Windows Store, nows its getting ported to Steam, the developers also want to port Ty 1-3 to Steam

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Attack on Titan Part 1 will hit theaters in North America beginning September 30, and Part 2 beginning October 20, Funimation announced.

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Forza Motorsport 6 is only a month away, dropping on September 15th in North America and on September 18th in Europe, and virtual racers all over the world are warming their engines.

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And more details about music, driving, game' scale revealed. The Phantom Pain launches this September on PC, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PS3.

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Pokemon trainers looking to add a Mega Rayquaza to their collection can rejoice. Thanks to a promotion running alongside the official release of the latest Pokemon: Trading Card Game expansion, a Shiny Mega Rayquaza will be available for free.

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Activision and Bungie spent years working on Destiny and last year, they finally saw their vision of Destiny realized in its September 2014 release. The game has evolved and changed since then, but the strategy that Activision and Bungie have embraced for the game hasn't.