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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Review

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice delivers on its core promise of kickass superhero action, but little else.

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Awesome Games Done Quick is a days-long marathon of speedrun games which raises money for a great cause (kickin’ cancer’s butt!)

I’ve been watching the stream today and doing little drawings of the games! (:

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Killer Instinct gets a bonus fighter, Omen

Killer Instinct announced the fifth fighter joining the game during Season 2, Omen, Herald of Gargos.

Omen will be a bonus character, meaning he's not one of the eight characters you'd normally get with the season. At the moment, he's only available to those who bought the Season 2 pack, and Microsoft said it has no plans to sell him individually.

"His moveset has some familiar normals from Jago, some new ones, and his specials are either all-new or ones that only the boss version of Shadow Jago used," Microsoft Studios Creative Director Adam Isgreen said on the game's official forums.

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Did something a little different today | Piranha Plant from Mario Bros

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Grand Theft Auto II

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Take a look at some brand new Just Cause 3 screenshots

Developer Avalanche Studios has released a new collection of Just Cause 3 images that flaunt the game’s berserk action sequences.

In the gallery found below, hero Rico Rodriguez can be seen surfing airborne sports cars, as well as firing rockets whilst balancing on the wings on an airplane, along with grapple-hooking himself onto a propane gas tank that has been fashioned into an improvised missile.

Elsewhere, the new batch of photos showcases the exotic splendor of Just Cause 3’s fictional Mediterranean archipelago, called Medici.

Check out the full gallery here.

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Paying Your way ahead: Are premium in-game boosts fair or foul?

As video game consoles have become increasingly online-centric, the games industry has experimented with different ways of making money from the opportunities this has presented. One such example: offering paid boosts that provide players with in-game money or immediate access to unlockables (be it cars, guns, or whatever else).

Several developers have been implementing these boosts in their games over the past few years. For example, Battlefield 4 has "Battlepacks" for purchase that give you several items and sometimes temporary experience boosts, and even World of Warcraft allows you to pay for your character to automatically level up to 90. Grid Autosport is one of the latest games to offer such a boost, releasing a "Boost Pack" DLC for $3 that makes you earn experience and in-game cash more quickly. This sparked a discussion online about why these kinds of things are offered, resulting in an astonishingly honest explanation from developer Codemasters' community manager: "It sells."

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Excellent font work on this preview disc.

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The Division is a social shooter that wants you to play endlessly

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"You cannot defeat us"

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Microsoft says “it’s time for us to talk about gaming on Windows”

Following the announcement of Windows 10 in September, Microsoft’s top gaming boss, Phil Spencer, vowed to demonstrate to fans why the PC is “incredibly important" as it relates to gaming. Now, Spencer has spoken out again to say the time is now—well, soon—for the company to show fans what that means.

"I’ll be focusing more on what we are doing on Windows 10 in January," Spencer said to a fan on Twitter. “It’s time for us to talk about gaming on Windows.”

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Assassin’s Creed Unity Poster - Created by Colin Morella

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Pac-Man

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Minecraft getting story-driven series from Telltale Games

Mojang and Telltale Games today announced a brand new episodic series based on Minecraft, launching in 2015 for PC, console, and mobiles.

"Minecraft: Story Mode — A Telltale Games Series" will be principally developed by Telltale in collaboration with Mojang, itself a subsidiary of Microsoft.

The game will tell an original story that’s “driven by player choice.” Story Mode is nota Minecraft expansion, but instead a standalone game.

"Telltale’s series will mix new characters with familiar themes, in an entirely original Minecraft experience, inspired by the Minecraft community and the game that continues to inspire a generation," Telltale said.

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Why you should play P.T.

There was a time once, when I'd have to wring out a year's worth of entertainment from the single game I'd get gifted during the holidays. I'd internalize its minutiae, commit every inch to memory...and maybe that'd take me to March. That left nine more months to meticulously probe the walls of every level like a Jurassic Park velociraptor looking for a weak point in its cage. When you only get one game a year, every play-through is a deep dive.

P.T. is that in microcosm. It brooks no other playstyles. Your unidentified character awakens in a room, that room leads to a hallway, and that hallway leads to... the same hallway, ad infinitum. The two of you grow quite acquainted. You learn all its creaks and its corners; by now, I could probably navigate my way to its bathroom in the dark as though it were my own apartment. Though my bathroom doesn't come with the bloodstains and spectres.

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Why Warlords of Draenor got me back into World of Warcraft

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