The CyberConnect2 "interactive anime thing" I liked so much is getting two rounds of DLC this week and next as well as a dose of Street Fighter action as Ryu joins the May DLC release.

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First we got the Motorized Patriot, then the Handymen and the Boys of Silence. Irrational Games' final reveal in their Heavy Hitters series of enigmatic enemies from this October's Bioshock Infinite is the Siren.

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One of the genres that could really use some love this console generation is the mech combat game. Quick, name three recent ones. Yeah, it's a bummer, right? Well, here's From Software, developers of the long-running Armored Core series seemingly here to rescue us from the lack of vertical suit mayhem.

Unfortunately, for so many reasons, Armored Core V is thoroughly, almost intentionally unapproachable, its inscrutability extending from its perfunctory, hazy story, to its overly-complicated, unintuitive UI, all propping up a dire gameplay experience.
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I bet he doesn't know Parkour, though.
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Ubisoft's downloadable survival action game ends its exclusivity on the 360 in April and gets a companion app for iOS devices.
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In video form, Activision and developer Radical Entertainment would like to enumerate the reasons why you should pick up their gory, superpowered action game next month.
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Ubisoft releases the first gameplay trailer for the September release, featuring the islands "resident 'pharmacist.'"
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It's a pretty busy week for new releases as we get our first Resident Evil game of 2012, our second Silent Hill title, and a second sequel to Ninja Gaiden. We've got videos and details for the new games after the jump.
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The floating dystopia of Columbia just got a little more dangerous with the inclusion of two more enemy types. After the jump, check out the video introduction to Bioshock Infinite's new Heavy Hitters, the Boys of Silence and the Handyman.
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The prospect of reviewing a licensed title, particularly a licensed title aimed at younger gamers, is always a particular kind of hell, not least because after a while it becomes a challenge to find ways to say a game is "sloppy," "lazy," boring," and a "cheap cash-in." And while I feel a little bad about starting off this review of Naruto Shippuden UNSG, I wanted to give some context to the praise I'm about to bestow upon this 3D fighter.

Featuring a surprisingly tactical one-on-one fighting experience, eye-popping, ripped-from-the-anime visuals, and more than enough to sate the appetites of Naruto fans, it's a fascinating wildcard entry in the most recent crop of new fighting games.
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