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Though it's not something Microsoft has any official plans for yet, the company has again said that ."

"People ask about the streaming in the opposite direction--can I stream from my PC to my Xbox?--and I'll just say it's something that we're really looking at," Spencer said at the time. "If you think about that vision--my games are my games wherever I am, and I can play with whoever I want to play with--we want to be able to land solutions that are as native as the one we showed there. We just have to kind of work with the physics of time and work it through."

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Though it hasn't been out for long, it's already abundantly clear that Rocket League, the new game from San Diego developers Psyonix, has developed into a sleeper hit.

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"Though the middle stages of each year are known for being relatively quiet, the lack of AAA titles that tend to release at this time of year may make the pickings seem quite slim, but if youre of that school of thought then youre mistaken. Look a little deeper and youll quickly realise that on top of the small number of big names there is a month filled with wonderful independently developed titles to enjoy so sit back, relax and get yourself familiar with The Games of August 2015." - BGU

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The Swindle takes the ability-collecting heart of the Metroidvania genre and chops it up into tiny, bite-sized chunks of randomly-generated bliss. Though there are times of frustration when the random nature of the levels screws you over, you're going to find that you won't be able to stop playing this one, even when you want to. The visuals are well-done and endearing enough to make playing a game about being a rat bastard thief seem lighthearted and charming.

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Though the Vita version has some technical issues, the PS4 and Vita versions still hatch a great story with a cool new bird.

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Jamie Briggs, Analog Addiction. "Unfortunately Godzilla is not a good game, and really only appeals to the most hardcore of Kaiju fans. God of Destruction Mode is monotonous and draining, which is unfortunate because if you want to unlock each Kaiju and upgrade their abilities, be prepared to replay this mode over and over again. Aside from God of Destruction Mode the overall product is lacking, missing features like local coop options, or easy online sharing capabilities for your created dioramas. With archaic controls, poor visuals and an unstable online component, its hard to recommend Godzilla. Though the history lesson found in the Kaiju Guide and the impressive 20 plus roster of Kaiju is great. Those wanting a top quality Kaiju experience, will unfortunately have to wait until the next Godzilla game arises from its deep slumber."

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The was somewhat positive, with critic Peter Brown explaining: "Though you have to wade through mediocre puzzles and endure cringe-worthy dialogue and references to past games, episode one successfully entices you to look forward to the next episode."