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Nintendo Life: With its built-in touchscreen and dual display, it's no surprise that the Nintendo 3DS is host to a plethora of applications and games based around drawing and creating. Comic Workshop, an application focused on the premise of creating pages for manga comics, is just one example from the selection of well-received products in this genre. Though released just under a year ago, Collavier Corporation has taken it upon itself to expand upon the original and release Comic Workshop 2, a 3DS application that does exactly what you would expect from it.

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Slightly Mad Studios launched the long-awaited Project CARS back in May of this year and have since sold through 1 million copies of the videogame. Though having already announced a sequel the developer isnt yet finished with the original release, promising that a forthcoming update will significantly renovate the virtual reality (VR) compatibility for the title, amongst many other improvements.

Added: 25.06.2015 18:26 | 6 views | 0 comments


The Toy-to-Life business is booming. Activision set the world on fire with Skylanders, Disney heated things up with Disney Infinity, and Nintendo is cruising along with amiibo. Now we have Travellers Tales and Warner Bros. entering the fighting ring with LEGO Dimensions. Though Dimensions may be late to the party, the developer is ready to tackle the competition head-on. This might just be the Toy-to-Life game to rule them all.

Added: 24.06.2015 13:15 | 16 views | 0 comments


This generation has welcomed several HD remasters, and will continue to do so for years to come. Though some remastered titles are just a year or two old, there are others that are nearly a decade old and now have the opportunity to cater to a new audience. Capcoms Devil May Cry 4 is among the latter, having been released more than seven years ago. Why should you care about Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition? Simply put: it takes a damn good game and makes it even better. With new content and smoother game performance, this is the way DMC4 was meant to be played.

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Chalgyr's Game Room writes: Coming from a rural background I was pretty excited to try this game. While I like Farming Simulator 15 and will likely sink an unmentionable number of hours into it, I still feel like some aspects of the game left wanting. The game is exactly what the title suggests, it tries to give you the experience of farming without all the hard work and nasty smells. You have the option of starting in either Bjornholm which is set in the hills of a Scandinavian country or Westbridge Hills USA, a more advanced map. Selecting Bijonholm will give you a quick introductory tour of how to use the basic equipment youre given to start off with while more advanced tutorials are available from the main menu. Though the tutorials show you how to use the machinery they lack information on actual farming.

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Its not a stretch to say that the Need for Speed franchise has seen better days. After the disastrous Need for Speed: Run, EA doubled down on creating a quality Need for Speed by putting Criterion Games in charge, and later Ghost Games. Though Need for Speed: Rivals was a solid entry, Ghost Games and EA opted to skip 2014 to increase development time on 2015's Need for Speed. Here we are one year later, and we might be on the cusp of getting one of the best Need for Speed games in years.

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Choose your own adventure from this deck of cards.

Upon approaching the E3 2015 demo for Gambrinous’ first commercial game, Guild of Dungeoneering, I was admittedly confused about what to do. Though charmed by the marker-on-paper art style, I was looking at my guild’s fortress, and the game’s tutorial was telling me to lay down cards. This was one of those key convention moments when someone from the developer comes and asks, "Do you know anything about the game?" and I sheepishly shake my head, "Nope." But after some guidance, I started to understand what it wanted from me.

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It’s no exaggeration to say that good Star Wars: Clone Wars games were few and far between before Disney purchased Lucasfilm. Though Clone Wars has ended, it has continued in spirit with Rebels and the style of both are well-represented in their Disney Infinity play sets and figures, which then take that style and apply it to classic Episode 4, 5, and 6 characters, bringing them into that incredibly appealing aesthetic. In short, it not only makes up for the lack of adequate games for those franchises, but adds to them by imagining what the original trilogy would look like if it had been created that way in the first place.