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Take a look at the review scores from this week's issue of Famitsu.

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Take part in intense large scale tank on tank battles while in control of one of the mighty machines

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Join Amras89 and Hardlydan for game talk and fun! This time, The Gamesmen talk about Shenmue 3, the inevitable end of The Flock, Dead Island 2 saying goodbye to Yager, Prototype running better on PlayStation 3 than Xbox One, Super Mario Maker criticism, the new 22 Cans CEO has a comment to make, AMD and the Nintendo NX, and the UK Government. Games discussed are Elite Dangerous, Batman: Arkham Knight, oO, Gunstar Heroes, Saints Row 2, Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butchers Bay, Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena, Watchdogs, and Driver Speedboat Paradise.

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Short Pause: "The Short Pause crew chimes in on the latest happenings within the video game industry. The topics this week include: - Destiny's weapons are changing - Big changes are coming to all of Destiny's weapons with September's pre-Taken King 2.0.0. update, and the fellas have way too much to say about it. - Dead Island 2 is in trouble - As Spec Ops: The Line developer Yager is removed from the project, Brent and Frankie wonder if this game is going to live up to its potential. - PSN Play 2015 - This year's lineup sounds as appealing as ever, and Bender's excited to play through Journey once again. Will Ben finally play through thatgamecompany's legendary title? - Fight Talk - In honor of Evolution 2015, Ben and Frankie dive into this week's fighting game news, including Street Fighter V's totally awesome sounding DLC plans - And much, much MORE!"

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GF Live Episode 2- GF Live Host Antwand "BlackBible" Pearman and Tamika "Red Infamy" Moultrie Talk N Maylene Garcia Senior Game Producer Tony Polanco Executive Editor of Koalition.com #GFLive talking #MortalKombatX about that "What had happen was Moment." around on GF Live!

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If you play games on PC through Steam, chances are you have a pretty significant backlog of games you haven't finished. Now, there's a website that lets you know how long it'll take to finish your backlog. It will also tell you if you will survive to see your library completed given your current rate of play.

Called , the website uses Steam profile info to compile statistics for playtime. It shows the total amount you've played and the total amount of time the games would take to finish. For example, I have a library of 104 games. I've played 179 hours so far, but if I wanted to complete 100 percent of every game I own, it would take another 4500 hours, or 6 months of nonstop play.

The website also has a tool called the "Steam Survival Calculator" which takes the amount of hours you normally play per week and tells you if you'll live long enough to complete your backlog. At my average of about four hours on Steam per week, I'd be able to clear every game and still have 34 years left to live.

There have been some apps like this before, but How Long To Beat Steam also breaks down the time to beat by category. In addition to showing how long it would take to achieve 100 percent completion, it also presents the time needed to simply finish the main goal of each game.

It's a pretty neat tool to visualize the time spent on playing games, even if it puts it in terms of your own mortality. How many hours have you played and have left to play to complete your backlog? Let us know in the comments!

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If you play games on PC through Steam, chances are you have a pretty significant backlog of games you haven't finished. Now, there's a website that lets you know how long it'll take to finish your backlog. It will also tell you if you will survive to see your library completed given your current rate of play.

Called , the website uses Steam profile info to compile statistics for playtime. It shows the total amount you've played and the total amount of time the games would take to finish. For example, I have a library of 104 games. I've played 179 hours so far, but if I wanted to complete 100 percent of every game I own, it would take another 4500 hours, or 6 months of nonstop play.

The website also has a tool called the "Steam Survival Calculator" which takes the amount of hours you normally play per week and tells you if you'll live long enough to complete your backlog. At my average of about four hours on Steam per week, I'd be able to clear every game and still have 34 years left to live.

There have been some apps like this before, but How Long To Beat Steam also breaks down the time to beat by category. In addition to showing how long it would take to achieve 100 percent completion, it also presents the time needed to simply finish the main goal of each game.

It's a pretty neat tool to visualize the time spent on playing games, even if it puts it in terms of your own mortality. How many hours have you played and have left to play to complete your backlog? Let us know in the comments!