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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt has been localized into 15 languages. 7 of them are localizations with full voice-overs while 8 offer subtitles. To showcase the beauty and variety of so many languages, the developers have prepared this special video.

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COG writes - Bungie releases its next wave of DLC for its newest IP, and after playing we cant help but feel that, although there is some fun in there, it could have been much more than it really is.

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Dealspwn writes: "Once again Destiny sells the illusion of meaningful content for a Queen's ransom."

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COG writes - Bungie releases its next wave of DLC for its newest IP, and after playing we cant help but feel that, although there is some fun in there, it could have been much more than it really is.

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VG 24/7: "Still sitting on the fence as to whether or not you should buy House of Wolves? You absolutely shouldnt. There was a lot of soul-searching before the release of Destinys second expansion this week, especially regarding Bungies decision to skip a new raid in this release, but you shouldnt worry: House of Wolves easily contains enough content, flexibility and fun to warrant the piffling 20 dollars/euro/pounds/space-bucks. As well as new end-game modes and a insertion of new, Fallen-based gear so delicious you could be forgiven for wanting to give Destinys pirate race a lovely kiss on the bottom, Bungies managed to make old gear relevant again, revamp its resets and even throw in some of the best story content weve yet seen from consoles most addictive online shooter."

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AusGamers has reviewed Destiny: House of Wolves and writes: "What are the ingredients that make up an expansion? Specifically, for what has been marketed as a competitive and cooperative online shooter with role-playing elements. New content for one thing. New areas to explore, too. And perhaps, an increase in level-cap or new skills to try out. But perhaps the key role for any expansion lies in the word itself. Which is to, you know, expand the game -- grow it in scope -- by taking this one thing and making it look, feel, and play, bigger. On paper House of Wolves sounds like an expansion, with new content across the board and the sort of quality of life changes youd expect. But in execution its more than a little underwhelming, and strangely presumptuous..."