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Join Amras89 and Hardlydan for game talk and fun! This time, The Gamesmen talk about Mega Man getting his own movie, the Grand Theft Auto film, the Halo Composer finally winning his case against Bungie, the Monkey Island IP, the number of lines in Fallout 4s script, another elite Xbox One controller, more diversity in gaming, a new update for Minecraft: Pocket Edition, and the ending of a mans job offer. Games discussed are Fallout Shelter, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Asphalt 8: Airborne, Metal Gear Solid V:The Phantom Pain, Batman: Arkham Knight, and MAD MAX.

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Plus The Witcher 3, Shadow of Mordor, Mariok Kart 8, and Dragon Age have never been cheaper, and get the best PS4 controller charger for the lowest price ever.

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You may have noticed a certain marketing pattern being deployed by Microsoft HQ over the summer, and it comes in the form of a repeated assertion that the current line-up of Xbox exclusives marks the the greatest games lineup in Xbox history. Its a bold statement, and we wondered whether such a claim was actually true. Of course, its all down to opinion; if you dont enjoy Halo, Gears or Fable, for instance, then youre probably too busy playing a PlayStation to even bother arguing against such proclamations. Nonetheless, lets have a look at the line-up for Xbox over the next year and see if theres any bite behind the bark, so to speak.

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VRFocus hosts a short interview with Oculus VR founder, Palmer Luckey, discussing the Xbox One compatibility of the Oculus Rift.

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The Xbox One had a rocky launch back in late 2013. Robbie Bach, former Microsoft President and Chief Xbox Officer, says that his former company really could have avoided those problems though.

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Defunct Games reviews Quest of Dungeons, out now on Xbox One. This retro-inspired release mixes a roguelike experience with the thrills of old school role-playing games.

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MMGN: Devils Third looks like a launch Xbox 360 game, sometimes worse, and plays like a mediocre PS2 shooter. Its no surprise that its emerged from the THQ sinkhole, after switching engines and platforms, as an attempted hack and slash meets cover shooter combo. One of the few exclusives to throw the GamePad to the wayside (it's only used for off-TV play), its clear this was never meant to be a Wii U game, and I cant understand why Nintendo picked it up.