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LBP builder Jamie Colliver spent over two years on this masterpiece.

Ubi points out offline players may have missed out on the Day One Patch entirely.

Not all developers will agree, but 11 bit studios' act of goodwill seems to have sparked interest the game would not have otherwise.

There are some environmental effects issues, but Ubisoft Romania has at least delivered on the minimum expected when it comes to graphics.

The update comes with a new story, new items to collect and buy, and more.

Upgrading from the trial to full game on each generation console offers different quirks.

Two of the new bosses come from Mighty No. 9.

Exploit should become available this Saturday, November 22.

Thimbleweed Park is like a long-lost LucasArts game.

The difference between the characters is like night and day.

If these rumors are true, Sega has mismanaged development on a game starring their flagship character.

XSEED previously expressed interest, but has no plans at the moment.

You'll be able to play as Midna's humanoid form on November 27.

Calender Man seems to be hinting at the series end.

Sony Santa Monica appears to be working on new IP.

Sony explains the difference between the two PlayStation specific features.

It's a foliage war.

An alternative ending sees you fulfil your mother's last wish.

Be careful opening files from strangers, folks.

Sony's UK MD talks about the Playstation 4.

More issues arise.

We're sure they'll fix things soon.

Bungie Studios just can't seem to get on the ball.

The iconoclast's final vision is a typically obtuse game concept involving cosmology, music, and solving math equations.