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Marcus Estrada writes: "Making your own video game is challenging in ways that I cannot even comprehend. Yet, if you're choosing to make a game (and seek funding for it via Kickstarter) your best bet is to create something brand new. Yet, Labyrinth the Game has landed on the crowdfunding service all the same. The campaign page is quite brief, offering just the most basic description of the RPG they intend to make."

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Dealspwn: "The New 3DS XL is here, and it's brilliant. Its predecessor, which we affectionately refer to as "The Bigness" here at the office, already improved on the original 3DS in every way imaginable, providing greater comfort, practicality and an infinitely superior gaming experience. Now The Bigness is even better, as the New 3DS XL finally corrects the most blatant design flaw in Nintendo's handheld line while adding a faster processor, stable stereoscopic 3D, onboard Amiibo support and a range of extra tweaks. The result is the most desirable handheld console on the market if you're even remotely serious about portable gaming. However, it becomes significantly less desirable if you already own an old-model 3DS XL."

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The brewing controversy over the five-hour speedrun of the single-player steampunk The Order: 1866, which releases exclusively on PS4 this Friday, has simmered over at developer Ready at Dawn.

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The New Nintendo 3DS XL launched in North America today, and accompanying it are a set of commercials that play off the system's odd name.

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GotGame: The New 3DS XL is a great improvement to an already great system. With the microSD card slot being the biggest issue, it would be easy to recommend upgrading the system for current owners, and it is an absolute must for people that dont have a 3DS system at all.

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"The Internet is the new playground for bullies," according to , which indeed is in-line with other shooter games.

Also in the interview, Jan says Ready at Dawn has been facing an uphill battle with The Order: 1886 as it relates to public perception. Gamers always find something negative to say about the title, which Jan says is actually representative of the hate-filled nature of the Internet.

"We have this uncanny 'haterade' for our game no matter what," Jan said. "People are looking for something to throw at our game, some reason to hate it. I'm excited to hear what people who have actually played the game think about it, how do they feel about the quality and the quantity? I think by and large that most people are going to be satisfied."

"I just feel like these days it's so easy to be negative and I think the Internet is the new playground for bullies."

The Order: 1886 launches this Friday, February 20. Check back later this week for GameSpot's review, as well as an interview with main character Sir Galahad voice actor Steve West.

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"The Internet is the new playground for bullies," according to , which indeed is in-line with other shooter games.

Also in the interview, Jan says Ready at Dawn has been facing an uphill battle with The Order: 1886 as it relates to public perception. Gamers always find something negative to say about the title, which Jan says is actually representative of the hate-filled nature of the Internet.

"We have this uncanny 'haterade' for our game no matter what," Jan said. "People are looking for something to throw at our game, some reason to hate it. I'm excited to hear what people who have actually played the game think about it, how do they feel about the quality and the quantity? I think by and large that most people are going to be satisfied."

"I just feel like these days it's so easy to be negative and I think the Internet is the new playground for bullies."

The Order: 1886 launches this Friday, February 20. Check back later this week for GameSpot's review, as well as an interview with main character Sir Galahad voice actor Steve West.