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July 9, 2015

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Earlier this week we talked about the upcoming Batgirl DLC for the much-loved Batman: Arkham Knight. And today brings a two-minute trailer for the upcoming content, chock full of spoilers: Essentially, the story goes like this: The Joker kidnaps Commissioner Gordon and holds him captive at an amusement part, and…

Review: Astebreed (Sony PlayStation 4)

July 9, 2015

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I will never claim to be an expert at shoot ‘em ups. Except for Resogun, I wasn’t bad that one. But that doesn’t mean that I find them unenjoyable, and I especially like when, as with Astebreed, they do something a bit different than the norm. Coming from developer Edelweiss…

Trailer: Let’s remind ourselves why Persona 4: Dancing All Night is going to be incredible

July 9, 2015

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Atlus has released a new, one minute trailer to show off a little more of Risette in the upcoming Persona 4: Dancing All Night. The game is already available in Japan, and has been met with some quite positive review scores – Famitsu’s critics scored it 8/8/8 and 9 for…

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July 9, 2015

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No, that isn’t a typo. This is really happening. And that really is the title. Team17, the indie game publisher behind The Escapists, is partnering with Skybound Entertainment to bring us The Escapists The Walking Dead. The game will combine the Team17 hit with the world of The Walking Dead…

Anime Impressions: Charlotte

July 8, 2015

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High school student Yū Otosaka has a superpower every ten year old school-goer would surely envy; he can manipulate those in his vicinity by inserting his consciousness into their body. And presumably like most ten year olds, his application of this skill is reserved for personal gain. In the span…

Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F “friezes” Australian theatres this August

July 8, 2015

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It might be the middle of summer, but I can already feel that cool draft settling in. A new Dragon Ball movie always makes for an eventful night on the town, especially now that series creator Akira Toriyama has been actively involved in the production of recent films. It’s good…

Dragon Quest meets Minecraft. Yes, really, it’s a thing

July 8, 2015

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Square Enix really does take risks with Dragon Quest. Whereas Final Fantasy has always been carefully controlled and curated, Dragon Quest has seen MMOs, Pokemon clones, Warriors games, a board game in collaboration with Mario, an on-rails shooter, a little digital tactics game on the DSiWare platform. And, now, Dragon…

Summer Anime 2015: Six shows to survive the scorching season

July 8, 2015

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Summer might be prime time for relaxation and get-togethers ‘round the barbie but seldom has the season been a poor time for anime. During the last half-decade especially, a number of killer titles on both ends of the popularity scale have made their debuts, several of which rank amongst my…

Review: Her Story (Apple iPad)

July 8, 2015

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Dear readers, please bear with me. It’s been a long day. I’ve spent hours in front of an old CRT monitor at a police station watching video evidence, trying to determine… … Wait. No. That was an iPad, not a mid-90s computer monitor. There were definitely hours spent in front…

Review: Whispering Willows (Sony PlayStation 4)

July 7, 2015

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Whispering Willows is one of the most creative games I’ve played in years. The reason I believe this is because during my playtime, I have been reminded of Resident Evil, Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective, Telltale Adventure games, Lone Survivor, and Maniac Mansion, and somehow it all fits into this wonderful…

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