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EB: This weeks new video game release lineup is packed full of new titles for the PC and PS4, but its a little weak for the other platforms. Notable new releases entail RE: Revelations 2 for the Vita, the fourth episode of Tales From the Borderlands for multiple platforms, The Bridge for multiple platforms, FF Type-0 HD for the PC, The Adventures of Pip for PS4, Zombi for multiple platforms, Velocity 2X for new platforms, and Super Mega Baseball: Extra Innings for PC.

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Mainland Europe has always been pretty much a PlayStation stronghold, and Microsoft has struggled considerably during the current generation in establishing a solid spearhead there, but things are improving according to Xbox EMEA Social Marketing Manager Graeme Boyd.

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Zestiria does not seem to do anything truly new, instead building on its predecessors like many have before.

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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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Marcus Estrada writes: "Recently, long-time developer Tale of Tales revealed that they were no longer pursuing commercial video game production. Although they ran a successful Kickstarter for Sunset, it failed to attract much attention from the gaming populace after launch. This huge misstep caused the development team to reevaluate their work and decide that they were not going to make games for the "mainstream" any longer."

Added: 14.08.2015 1:21 | 8 views | 0 comments


Were close to the second anniversary of Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborns successful launch, and players are enjoying the Heavensward expansion. In order to get the pulse of the game, DualShockers had a chat with Producer and Director (and moogle taskmaster) Naoki Yoshida at Gamescom.

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A month ago, EA announced that it was giving former Assassin's Creed producer Jade Raymond a new home in Montréal. Co-located with the BioWare team working on Mass Effect Andromeda, a new studio named Motive was founded to work on its own new IP and play a major role with Visceral's Star Wars project.