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Koei Tecmo revealed during a recent Dead or Alive Festival earlier this month that Team Ninja is working on Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 exclusively for Japan and the Asian market. A preview for this weeks issue of Famitsu magazine reveals that Dead or Alive Xtreme is in development for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita.

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Simulate BattleTech matches with this online recreation of the classic board game

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New Forza Motorsport 6 details have been revealed by Turn 10 Lead Producer Chris Bishop.

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Team VVV writes: We get a good look at the very impressive looking stadium circuit with the reworked lighting and visuals when compared to the original Nintendo DS version. We also take another look at Trackmania Turbo's track generator and you can almost hear its brain ticking as it cycles through various different pieces to come up with the next section of track."

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A slowly building soundtrack plays over a dark cityscape. Text starts to crawl up the screen telling the story of a once peaceful citys fall into despair as a criminal syndicate takes root. A thumping baseline kicks in as were told of three cops who are looking to free their city as they risk it all on the Streets of Rage. The introduction to this Mega Drive classic is so strong that it is firmly embedded into the minds of everyone who played it. Streets of Rage was published in 1991 by SEGA as their answer to Capcoms arcade master piece Final Fight. In fact this home console beat-em-up was such a strong title that some may go so far as to say it surpassed it.

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DS: Brawl, from developer Bloober Team is an arcade party game in the tradition of Bomberman. Two or more players run around the map dropping bombs, using their characters unique skills in an attempt to trick another player into running into the ensuing explosions. Its fast and simple, making it perfect for couch based competitive play. The other modes, however, are a little more hit or miss.

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HG: When you sit down with the good folks of Team 17, you have a 50/50 chance to see something Worms related. Or so I thought, and then they showed us Sheltered, a post-apocalyptic survival game. It was unfortunate that Team 17s announcement of Sheltered more or less coincided with that of Fallout Shelter. Yet seeing the game in action, it quickly became apparent just how different two post-nuclear-bunker-expansion-and-survival (say that quickly 5 times) games can get. And Im not just talking about the pixel art.

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Photogrammetry is a technique that we hope we see in more and more games. Thanks to it, video-games can look spectacular. Some games using it are The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, Get Even and Star Wars: Battlefront. A couple of days ago, CRYENGINE member Synce decided to experiment with this technique and released a small demo.

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HDR: Video games are a visual medium, and how a game looks on screen can go a long way to creating a joyful experience for gamers. But looks only matter for a small part of what makes a good game, and even decent gameplay in theory can elevate a mediocre game higher. But what happens when a great looking game has poor play control? That answer is Abyss Odyssey: Extended Dream Edition from developer ACE Team and publisher Atlus.