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Yaiba Headed To Current Gen Consoles

Keiji Inafune announced that he was working with
Tecmo on a zombie-themed Ninja Gaiden game, but the company
was cryptic about which console the new game would release for.
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A Real Fruit Ninja Faces His Enemy

You may have played Halfbrick’s simple but addictive mobile game
Fruit Ninja, but do you know what the real life struggle against fruit
looks like?
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Four Stylish New DMC Trailers From Japan

Now that we've had some time off for the holidays, we're starting to
catch up on our backlog of games, so it's time to start looking forward
to the games we'll be playing early next year. At the top of that list
is Ninja Theory's new Devil May Cry.
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Afterwords – 10000000

We spoke with 10000000's lone developer Luca Redwood about the success of his game, what kind of updates are coming to it in the future, and how he chose the game's price-point.
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Editorial: The Happy Enigma Of Kojima's Phantom Pain

While some see The Phantom Pain head-fake as a frustrating ego exercise by Kojima, I enjoy it because it’s also an expression of the kind of artistic vision that the developer has consistently exhibited with the Metal Gear series.
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Places: The Halo Ring

We reminisce about our first trip to the titular ring of the Halo series, and how it established a tone of mystery and wonder for the entire series.
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Discovering Pier Solar

We talk with Tulio Adriano about the creation of a brand new 16-bit RPG, and his company’s plans to bring an HD update of the game to current gen consoles. 
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Moments: Scoring 10000000

As is common with mobile games, I came across 10000000 via good word of mouth. At first, I didn’t see what the big deal was, but before long I was hooked and vowed not to stop until I had shattered the titular score.
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Replay Holiday Special

Amongst the thousands of games in Game Informer's vault, we found two that celebrate the most wonderful time of the year.