Gaming
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Dark Souls 3 review - a brutal legend Dark Souls III is superbly crafted and full of rich RPG systems, but its refusal to accommodate newcomers will put players off£39
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Quantum Break review - groundbreaking yet flawed A grand narrative experiment but Quantum Break's gameplay is too linear and too limited£39
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What is Miitomo? Nintendo's first smartphone app explained We go hands on with Miitomo, Nintendo's very first smartphone app, to find out what it's all about
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What is Microsoft’s Universal Windows Platform (UWP) We talk you through why UWP is a good move for Microsoft but is it good for you?
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How to connect old game consoles to TV Confused about how to plug classic gaming systems into a HDTV? Here’s how
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best buyHyrule Warriors Legends review - kicking ass & taking names Harder and more balanced than the Wii U original, Hyrule Warriors Legends is the definitive version of this Zelda/Dynasty Warriors mash-up£35
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Pokken Tournament review - fighting fit With its approachable controls and engaging battle system, Pokken Tournament sets the bar for all future 3D Pokemon games£40
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How to use a PS4 controller on PC We show you how to connect your PS4 DualShock 4 to your PC so you can sit back and game in comfort
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Far Cry Primal review - a stone cold classic? A great jumping in point for Far Cry newcomers, but its lack of variety may disappoint series veterans£40
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Unravel review - beautiful but straightforward Looks and sounds divine but the gameplay doesn't quite match the tone£15
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recommendedThe Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD review A new coat of paint isn't enough to smooth over the incessant backtracking, but Twilight Princess' dungeon design remains top of its class£33
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best buyBravely Second: End Layer review - a JRPG masterclass It recycles a lot from Bravely Default, but Bravely Second's small, incremental changes still make it one of the best handheld JRPGs around£40
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recommendedStreet Fighter V - a review for those returning to the fight It's great to be back playing Street Fighter but the cost of entry is high and the initial content feels slight£50