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Brought to you by SEGA. It’s time to wake up, get up, and get out there, as the Phantom Thieves are back for a brand new adventure in Persona 5 Tactica. Taking place in all-new locations, featuring some familiar faces as well as some new ones, there’s plenty to dig into when the game launches on November 17th.

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After many, many years of waiting Breath of the Wild is finally here, alongside the new Nintendo Switch console. If you're still on the fence as to whether you should be playing it, here are our five reasons you should be playing Link's latest adventure. 

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New Season 7 Episode unlocks every week. Play to unlock Negan!Join Rick, Daryl, Michonne and other iconic characters from AMCs The Walking Dead in the official mobile game of the show. Do you have what it takes to stay alive?The Walking Dead: No Mans Land is a thrilling, action-packed RPG where tactical choices make the difference between life and death. Only the strongest will survive so choose your team wisely: bring Michonne and dominate in close-quarter combat or send Rick to dispatch enemies from afar. Or perhaps youll choose to snipe from a distance with Daryls crossbow, or mow the herd downwith Abrahams assault rifle.FIGHT through hordes of deadly enemies in tactical turn-based combat COLLECT and upgrade your favorite characters from AMCs The Walking DeadCHOOSE the right team and the equipment for each missionHUNT walkers in Terminus, The Prison and other familiar locations from AMCs The Walking Dead JOIN other players in deadly weekly challenges and PVP combat for exclusive rewards

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Resident Evil: The Final Chapter brings to a close to one of the most successful video game film franchises of all time. Following the story of Alice, a former employee of the sinister Umbrella corporation, the series is known best for its frantic action scenes featuring the most popular monsters of the Resident Evil games. And while the films and games exist within their own separate universes, it isnt hard to imagine how some of the movies most hectic moments could play out within the games themselves.What are some of the most memorable Resident Evil film scenes that would be a blast to experience with controller in hand? Heres five scenes wed love to play ourselves.1. Resident Evil - Zombie Dogs AttackZombified doberman pinschers are iconic enemies within the Resident Evil game series, and the first film wastes no time putting viewers on edge with their ferocity. As Alice explores a lab, she stumbles across a pack of seven zombie dogs and takes them out with some slick shooting. None of the Resident Evil games feature an undead canine rush as big as this one, so every bullet would have to count!2. Resident Evil: Apocalypse - Church SceneLickers are some of the most terrifying enemies in the games, and taking them out requires a weapon with some punch. Alice takes that philosophy to a whole new level in Resident Evil 2: Apocalypse. She makes a grand entrance on a motorcycle, bursting through a huge stained glass window while using some creative shots to take the creature out. Not only would speeding around indoors on a chopper be a blastdispatching enemies sans bullets would help you save ammo for more dangerous situations later.3. Resident Evil: Extinction - Infected Crows AttackCrows in the Resident Evil games are usually harmless and wont lift a feather unless you make the first move. In Resident Evil 3: Extinction, an absolutely massive murder of crows darkens the sky and overwhelms a convoy led by Claire Redfield. Alice later shows up and uses her telekinesis to ignite the birds into a falling flock of rotisserie chickens. This scene would lend itself perfectly to a non-traditional boss encounter, fleeing the birds and using the mounted flamethrower to take out pockets of them while you escape.4. Resident Evil: Afterlife - Axe ManThe Executioner Majini is a powerful enemy introduced in Resident Evil 5 video game, and he makes an appearance in Resident Evil: Afterlife, when Claire finds herself face-to-face with this monstrosity in a tight space. Most encounters with the Executioner Majini in the game take place in wide open spaces, so being forced to kill the creature with no backup and nowhere to run would make for an exciting boss fight.5. Resident Evil: Retribution - White Corridor SceneThe quick-time events of the later Resident Evil games would be a perfect fit for the the White Corridor Scene from Resident Evil: Retribution. When a horde of zombies attacks Alice, she single-handedly fends them off with a barbed chain and a single handgun. Above all, the scene is memorable for its fantastic slow-mo action shots and great fight choreography. Choosing between melee, chain, and handgun for the main means of offense would definitely provide players some fun options for taking out these foes.And there you have it. Five frantic scenes that we wish we could experience in video game form. Resident Evil: The Final Chapter, the sixth and final movie of the Resident Evil film series, is set for release on DVD/Blu-ray on May 16, 2017.

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Forza Motorsport 7, out now on Xbox One and PC, is a hyper-realistic racer that precisely models the real-world physics of the cars featured. But it's also a video game, which means there are plenty of ways you can get the leg up on naturally talented drivers. Follow these tips to make sure you come out on top.

1. Tune Your Difficulty

Forza Motorsport 7 makes it easy to change the difficulty via your car’s settings. If you’re a seasoned racing sim player, you’ll want to immediately turn off some driver assists like suggested line or ABS. And if terms like "suggested line" or "ABS" sound like gibberish to you, Forza still has you covered. In fact, the default settings of Forza are tailored for a casual experience, so you can gradually turn down assists as you get more comfortable with the game.

2. Rewind Whenever

Having trouble with a particular part of the track? Get wiped out or misjudge a turn? Spam the Y button to your heart’s content. You can rewind an unlimited amount of times without any penalty, making it the perfect tool to practice tough moments during your races. If you want to get better faster, this feature can be a literal life-saver!

3. Track Suggestions Are Just Suggestions

Forza Motorsport 7 turns on a helpful "suggested line" feature by default. It's a giant, impossible-to-miss track overlay that recommends where your car should be and when you should brake or accelerate for the "optimal line." While it's perfect for anyone first learning the lay of a track, remember that it's merely a suggestion. See if you can brake later, drive faster, and find a better line for your own personal style of racing.

4. Learn the Block Pass

One of the key components to succeeding in any racer is mastering the "block pass" -- when a driver zooms ahead of an opposing racer entering a corner and then slows down to "block" the optimal line. So be aggressive in outmaneuvering your opponents, but do watch out: you don’t want to crash!

5. Finesse the “E” Brake

A more advanced but equally vital skill to have in your toolset is using your vehicle’s emergency brake, or “e-brake”. This allows you quickly reposition your vehicle to enter a corner at a preferred angle or gives you some additional slowdown before entering a turn. Using the e-brake will cause your car to “fishtail, meaning the rear will lose grip and begin to move laterally, so you’ll need to practice often to perfect this technique and not spin out of control.

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