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The E3 2013 Prospectus
Do you invest in gaming trends? Let our team of seasoned professionals tell you where to place your bets coming out of the big show.
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Bleszinski's Attack on Used Games is Flawed Logic
Cliff Bleszinski claims that triple-A can't function with used and rental games around. Does he have a point?
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How I Was Made to Like Batman: Arkham Origins
At E3, Warner Brothers went to great lengths to showcase a game that looks and feels too much like its predecessors.
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Next-Generation Graphics: It's All in the Details
Screenshots and grainy YouTube videos don't paint the best picture of some great-looking games.
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How Final Fantasy V is Saving the World, Four Jobs at a Time
We talk to the man behind the FFV Four Job Fiesta that's sweeping the Internet (again).
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That Difficult Second Screen
Eurogamer's Christian Donlan ponders the prevalence of second screen interactivity at E3.
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Suda51 Answers Your Questions, Likes Wreck it Ralph
The creator of Killer is Dead answers a few questions, including his favorite American kids movie.
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Shigeru Miyamoto is Still Donkey Kong's Papa
Even though it's in Retro's hands these days, Donkey Kong's creator continues to influence the series.
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The Stylish Apocalypse of Shin Megami Tensei IV
SMT4 designer Masayuki Doi wants to take SMT fans to school... fashion school, that is.
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"Gritty" and "Mature" Aren't Synonyms
We saw quite a few games at E3 obviously shooting for adult audiences, but making something dark isn't the only way to be mature.
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Why The Last of Us is the Opposite of Uncharted
Eurogamer's Tom Bramwell gives us a timely reminder not to judge games by their E3 clichés.
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Three Companies, Three Philosophies
We're well and truly in the next generation of console gaming now, and it's the first where Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo are doing things markedly differently.
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25 Years Later, The Spirit of Super Mario 2 Looms at E3
Between Donkey Kong Country and Super Mario 3D World, Mario's most oddball adventure is seeing a modest revival.
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Do You Have a Question for Suda51?
I'll be sitting down with Goichi Suda on Thursday, and I want to bring along a question from you.
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Square Wants to Know: Do Gamers Want a Modern Turn-Based Final Fantasy?
An interview with the creators of Lightning Returns yields an unexpected (but intriguing) turnabout.
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War Never Changes
As we enter the next generation and are still confronted with an endless barrage of guns and cars, are we handing over money for old rope?
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E3 Press Conferences Aren't for Everyone
Did you watch any of the E3 press conferences hoping for something a little different to what you saw? You're not alone.
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Our E3 2013 Hopes and Dreams
The team here at USgamer let you in on our most anticipated titles of E3 2013.
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Welcome to USgamer
What is this place? Who are we? What are we all about? Find that out and more as we welcome you to USgamer, a brand new video game site from the makers of Eurogamer.net
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Flying Laser Jesus and Gaming's Citizen Kane
What does Florentine Renaissance art have to do with cultural acceptance and the industry's creative stagnation?
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The Ten Best PC Games
The list of PC games goes on and on and on, but we've got it down to a top ten. There's something for everyone here, from stellar RPGs, first-person shooters and challenging puzzlers.
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Ten Great Bullet Hell Shooters
Are you ready to challenge the barrage? Here's ten of the best danmaku shmups on all platforms.
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The Quest for Shadow of the Colossus' Last Big Secret
Eight years after its release, there remains a group of secret-seekers looking to unearth Team Ico's final mystery.
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Battling to Stay Online
As worrying details of the next gen emerge, what should we make of the recent Battlefield 1943 outage and EA's tardy response?
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Freemium Makes Good Games Suffer
PopCap's recent announcement that Plants vs. Zombies 2 will be free-to-play has many players concerned - and with good reason.
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One Dev's Jump to Sony's Indie-Loving Handheld
The story of how a young developer from the UK made the jump from iOS to the "hipster of the games world."
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Class of Heroes 2 Interview
Victor Ireland and Takayuki Harakami on the methods and madness behind the RPG bringing up the caboose on the PSP train.
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Six Lies Take-Two Told Investors
Marketing mistruths are so commonplace that some companies aren't even trying for plausibility any more
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Curtains for You: The History of Bullet Hell
An exploration of the shmup genre's most challenging offshoot.
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The Most Essential MSX Games of All Time
Key titles from the most successful Japanese game system you've probably never played.
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What I Want from The Last of Us
In anticipation for Naughty Dog's upcoming survival action game The Last of Us, I've made a wish list of sorts, hoping the gritty narrative gets really dark.
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The Deleted Scenes of Doom
Exploring the game that could have been, and the legacy that never was.
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Sid Meier's Cultural Victory
"If there's anything in reality that's not fun, we'll change it."
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Plastic Soul: One Man's Quest to Build an AI that Can Create Games
ANGELINA designs video games - and has questionable views on human morality.
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Inside Japan's Indie Scene
A plethora of Japan's most promising independent developers did something unusual recently: they met each other.
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Nintendo Leans the Wrong Way with Tomodachi Collection's Gay Bug
The "fix" for Nintendo's social game falls disappointingly out of step with current trends.
