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AusGamers has an interview and preview feature with Platinum Games' Hideki Kamiya for Scalebound where they ask about character customisation and just how much you can use the dragon commands. From the interview: "Theres a balance to strike with this, which should involve equal measures of challenge versus greed, and nurture versus power. So there really is no limit; theres no restriction on how many times [you use Thuban] or you give the order to attack, but if you think about it naturally he is a living creature himself so if hes too aggressive then it means at some point hes going to wear down or if he gets too close for being too aggressive, he can gain more damage against himself, Kamiya explains of Thubans commands and usage. So its really about finding that right balance of okay, I want to use Thuban this much, but have him come back a bit so you can have that right balance and so you can go for the final attack. In terms of customisation, the main cha...

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Serena Nelson writes: "If you're looking for a fantasy comedy game to back today then you certainly can't go wrong with SnarfQuest Tales. It's full of puns and bad jokes that made me laugh and cringe at the same time. I certainly don't shy away from corny jokes and bad puns and I felt right at home while playing."

Added: 10.08.2015 18:20 | 7 views | 0 comments


Tales from the Borderlands Episode Three: Catch a Ride builds upon the set-up from the previous episodes and delivers a tense atmosphere and deeper story development. Players who dislike quick-time events may get frustrated at times, but the majority give plenty of reaction time and serve to both hold attention and up the action.

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Tales from the Borderlands Episode Two: Atlas Mugged continues where the first episode left off, with a return of the fantastic humour and intriguing story line. There is a focus on conversation between characters over action, meaning that there is little plot progression, but the use of humour combined with an investment in the characters makes playing the game worthwhile.

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Amazon has discounted the preorder price by 25 percent for Tales of Zestiria Collector's Edition Strategy Guide, dropping it to just $29.99.

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Ori and the Blind Forest gets a definitive edition and Mirror's Edge: Catalyst is in fact a reboot. Plus, Xbox boss, Phil Spencer, talks Sony PS4 exclusives and Crackdown 3 lets you level an entire city.