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Canadians have it tough in this world: if they're not being mocked for their politeness and love of hockey, they're being charged more for their games than their neighbours across the border. Oh the humanity. The injustice! Today, justice is served. Okay, not really, but there is a pricing error on the PlayStation Store that will let Canadians pre-order Nathan Drake's fourth main adventure a little cheaper than it should be. Normally priced at $79.99 Canadian, you can find it on the PlayStation Store for $59.99. Yeah, it's still a lot of money, but at least it's on par with the lads next door. - The Games Cabin

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TTP:" Transistor, the action role playing game developed by Supergiant Games now available on the App Store in all regions, can now be purchased for a reduced price."

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From GameWatcher: "Amazon.co.uk has put a provisional release date of 30 October 2015 on Telltale's narrative adventure game Minecraft: Story Mode - A Telltale Game Series. Dates listed by retailers ahead of official publisher announcements aren't always one hundred per cent reliable of course, but Mojang has previously stated that the game will be out before the end of the year. No PC version is listed, but it's a safe bet to assume versions across all platforms will release simultaneously.

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"You will drive the story through the decisions you make," states the description on Amazon.com.

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Whether Until Dawn will go on to become some genre-defining classic years from now is hard to say, but right now its a fun and thrilling haunted house of a ride.

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Warning: Spoilers ahead. Now that Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain has been released onto the world, we've heard about a lost cutscene that was left out of the game for one reason or another.

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NL: It's an exciting time to be a game developer, as modern technology and a more accessible industry allow people of all walks of life to try their hand at pursuing their passion. This is a win for gamers, too, as it allows us the opportunity to try all sorts of new experiences and clever riffs on old ones. Enter Untold Story, a new 8-bit JRPG from Candlelight Studios. Built using many of limitations of the NES and clearly inspired by the many RPGs that populated it, Untold Story aims to deliver that same retro experience, but with modern game design philosophies. It's a tough line to walk, but studio lead Josh Temblett seems sure that he can strike the right balance.