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Marvel Vs. Capcom 3: Leaked Jill and Shuma Gorath gameplay clip

Interested in seeing if you should cough up raw cash next week for the new MVC3 DLC (Jill Valentine and Shuma Gorath)? If you’re on the fence go ahead and take a look at how these DLC characters play before they’re offically released on 3/15.  Game-trailers went ahead and posted a quick clip of these two in action so hurry up and check it out before it’s taken down!

Jill Valentine – Jill appears to be a mix of Wesker and Cammy, which should please players that like speed and mobility. This is a drastic change from her MVC2 variation which played a bit like MVC3’s Chris Redfield.   Shuma Gorath looks very similar to his MVC2 counterpart, meaning that he’s a giant one eyed slop monster.  Having read Marvel Comics my entire life I have yet to ever actually see this character in print.

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Comic-Con 2014: Middle Earth Shadow of Mordor with Troy Baker

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Dragon Age III: Inquisition – Six Things We’d Love to See!

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Mass Effect 3 Multiplayer: I’ve Been Indoctrinated (that means it’s good)

Over a year ago while recording one of our early podcasts we sat around daydreaming about what the perfect Mass Effect multiplayer experience would be like. We stated that if multiplayer were to work properly, it would have to be just as rich and in depth as the single player experience. We also agreed unanimously that Mass Effect multiplayer should never be competitive (team death match), but objective based action and survival. Now who knows if Bioware was actually listening, but it seems as though the message got through. Mass Effect 3 multiplayer is here… and I’m indoctrinated.

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  1. Cohen

    Maybe it’s just me but I’m starting to feel like I’m getting ripped off with these DLC’s. Don’t get me wrong, I love being able to download more content to breathe new life to an old game…or to go deeper in to story line that they glossed over the first time around.
    But now I feel like they are making a game, instantly taking content out, putting it to the side only to release a few weeks after the game drops to squeeze a few more bucks out of people. I wouldn’t be surprised if MvC4 only has 4 characters at launch….with 30 DLCs available the next day. I know this is nothing new and I should just get used to it…so I’ll shut up now.

  2. Ash

    No I agree, this is becoming a formula for making money. The sad thing Is, I’m one of those suckers that will pump raw cash into a franchise if I love it enough.. I recently had to hold back on buy the latest ME2 DLC (Costume pack 2) because I’ve beaten the game 4 times …

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