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I'm probably not the go-to person for Xenoblade Chronicles. Not even close. Despite being an avid supporter of seeing the game reach our shores, it still lies with many other Wii games in my backlog. Despite this, Xenoblade Chronicles X definitely rekindled the love despite not consuming the first offering yet. During Nintendo's E3 Livestream, the game received much love in terms of the time delegated to it. You will be playing as yourself- male or female- and customize an avatar to overcome a crisis that has created the need to flee Earth. During this escape, you are forced to crash land on a foreign planet. You must now continue the journey at this point. Can you rebuild? Is there a larger mystery at play?
Check out more with the trailer after the jump! Be sure to also view all of the gameplay footage from today's Livestream event captured by Operation Rainfall!
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What in the world is Splatoon? That was my first impression upon hearing about the title in Nintendo's E3 Livestream lineup. It turns out the title is very indicative of its nature- it's a third person turf-war 4v4 shooter multiplayer game. AND it has online play. I'm sold. And I think most of the Mag will be, too. See it in motion in the official trailer and part of the livestream coverage below the jump!
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I've mentioned this multiple times in my let's play of this game, but Super Mario 3D World is my new favorite Mario game. Heck, the entire point of the let's play was to show why I loved the game. But in case you don't have the time to watch a 15-hour LP, here's a much shorter rundown.
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A user on youtube named Leonomai just posted a video showcasing custom music in RPG Maker 2. Draygone posted on the Mag with this information:
The video itself is after the jump. The music sounds pretty damn good and feels like it's always been a part of the game. RPG Maker 2 is truly a beast.
Draygone wrote:
This is pretty significant, considering RPGM2 doesn't have a music editor or importer. All it has is a group of instrumental sound effects.
The video itself is after the jump. The music sounds pretty damn good and feels like it's always been a part of the game. RPG Maker 2 is truly a beast.