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SCE Worldwide Studios President Shuhei Yoshida is one of the main proponents of new experiences like Virtual Reality, and today he got to try something a bit different at E3: Microsofts holographic experience, HoloLens.

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VVV: "Turn 10 Studios have confirmed that, for the first time ever, you will be able to play as a female driver in the upcoming racer Forza Motorsport 6 which is currently scheduled for release in September."

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Making a splash.

The next entry in the Forza Motorsport franchise is making bold additions that Forza fans such as myself have reason to be excited for. During a meeting at E3 2015 with several members of Turn 10 Studios the development team spent the lion's share of their time showing off all-new weather effects. This has long been requested, and it's being done right the first time. Individual water droplets are calculated with their own physics, making them behave realistically on various surfaces whether it be the windshield of a Ford GT going 100 miles per hour, or on the the carbon fiber side panel of a McLaren P1. As in real life, different materials are porous to varying degrees, making water sit and move across them in unique patterns. This was demonstrated live, and was remarkable.

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Sonys first party studios are not working on any big games for PS Vita. To be honest, I wouldnt say we will have big AAA Vita games from first party, Worldwide Studios President Shuhei Yoshida told IGN. Even without big games like Uncharted: Golden Abyss or Killzone: Mercenary on the way, Yoshida said Vita will still have plenty of support from third party studios and smaller digital games. the article.

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Tin Salamunic: Founded as an independent British developer in early 2009, Slightly Mad Studios quickly gained critical acclaim as one of the top 100 most successful developers in 2010. Taking over the Need for Speed series with their Shift entry, Slightly Mad Studios flawlessly combined the franchises legendary arcade gameplay with a healthy dose of simulation. Many gamers compared Shift to survival horror due to its realistic first person cam and dynamic driving physics. To this day, Shift remains one of my favorite racing series, so when I found out that Shift 3 wasnt being considered for development, I was more than disappointed. That is until I played Project Cars. Project Cars may be called a new IP (mainly for marketing purposes), but in reality, its the unofficial sequel to the brilliant and underappreciated Shift 2.

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Turtle Rock Studios and publisher 2K Games announced more DLC for their monster-hunting game.

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Turtle Rock Studios and publisher 2K Games announced more DLC for their monster-hunting game.