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The Guide: Games: Games news
(Guardian (UK) Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Bungie, creator and former developer of the Halo series, has announced its new game, Destiny (pictured), which it describes as a "shared-world shooter". Which means that while it looks like a first-person shooter, it will involve collaborating with other players on missions, though the company is at pains to avoid calling it a massively multiplayer online game, and insists that you can complete it solo. Games out now include Dynasty Warriors 7: Empires (PS3), which adds a tactical layer on top of the franchise's usual sword-swinging battlefield mayhem, Transport Simulator (PC), letting you experience the unalloyed joy of navigating heavy goods vehicles through busy urban centres, and Dragonborn, Hearthfire and Dawnguard, the three downloadable extensions of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, finally available for PlayStation 3. Dragonborn at least, is well worth the wait.
(c) 2013 Guardian Newspapers Limited.
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