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Originally Posted by wraggster

Mugen Souls, NIS America's latest turn-based RPG, will arrive in North America slightly later than planned. Originally set for September 18, the Compile Heart-developed game is now due on October 16. The European version will be released on September 28.

The latest trailer highlights Mugen Souls' battle system, which combines turn-based combat with free movement. It looks complicated and, as the trailer itself admits, overwhelming. You need that kind of power if you intend to conquer

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Originally Posted by wraggster

The newly resurrected Black Isle Studios intends to make triple-A role-playing games based on Interplay's intellectual property, it's said.Yesterday a Black Isle Studios website, Facebook page and Twitter page emerged, declaring the studio, famed for its ground-breaking late nineties and early 2000s role-playing games, including Fallout 1 and 2, Baldur's Gate 1 and 2 and Planescape: Torment.Black Isle Studios is owned by Interplay, which has been quiet since late last year, when it settled with

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Everybody's Golf Vita - or Hot Shots Golf 6 in North America - is coming to PS3 with new modes on 22nd November in Japan.According to Famitsu (via Andriasang), the PS3 version will have Move support, feature crossplay with the Vita and come bundled with all the handheld's DLC.Additionally, it will feature two new modes. Slot Mode gives players bonuses won via a slot machine, while Minna no Short Course put you on a course focused entirely on short holes.Unfortunately, no western release has yet

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Originally Posted by wraggster

Angry Birds developer Rovio along with actual rocket scientists NASA have combined forces to bring a Mars-themed update to our cosmic flying fowl.The expansion sees the nefarious pigs hijacking the Mars Curiosity rover to use its insane technology to scour for eggs. Clearly they must be stopped.The update adds 20 new levels and an all new astronauts pig, Rovio has announced. Additionally, finding three hidden rovers and landers will open special bonus levels where players can discover more about

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Originally Posted by wraggster

NASA’s Curiosity Rover may be 34.8m miles away from Earth, but that’s not stopping it causing a very terrestrial kerfuffle.
Development favourite Peter Molyneux has revealed that a trademark issue with NASA means that he’s left looking for a new name for his debut iOS game, that until now has been known as Curiosity.
How about The Cube? Oh, damn.
The news comes after yesterday’s confirmation that The Game Formerly Known As Curiosity has seen its release date slip from earlier this

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