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Kane & Lynch 2 was a game that should have never existed.

I never played Kane & Lynch: Dead Men, the first game in the Kane & Lynch series. Like most I was very familiar with it as being one of the worst games to be made available in this console generation. The game made more headlines for allegedly causing the firing of a GameSpot reviewer over a bad score, than for anything particular about the game itself. I assumed, incorrectly, with the tarnish of shady company ethics along with horrible story and production quality that the franchise was dead and gone, ready to be buried in the desert with E.T. for the Atari.

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Next week on Spike TV Slaczka will unveil the title.

It was revealed today, October 21st, that Jeremy Slaczka will be appearing on Spike TV next week, on October 28th, at 10 p.m. PDT to unveil 5th Cell's latest game.

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20,000 words. 121 Starites. 60 Merits. 50 avatars. One game.

During my playthrough of Super Scribblenauts, I summoned 1582 objects and customized them with 430 adjectives or adverbs, or whatever one might call general descriptive words. Which words do I remember? Micro, tiny, massive, bridge, jetpack, wings, cat, mouse. To save space, allow me to say there's approximately fifty more, a hundred at the most. Why is it that in Super Scribblenauts, I can express a diverse vocabulary, but at most, only about 1/20th stand out?

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Level-5 is teaming up with Capcom to create a 3DS game featuring two of their star characters.

Today, Level-5 announced at their annual conference in Tokyo that they are collaborating with Capcom to create a brand new title featuring the Professor Layton and Ace Attorney universes for the 3DS.

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