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Minecraft Marketplace August 2019: Lucky Blocks tops the charts

The Minecraft Marketplace didn’t have any major sales or events in August, but players still racked up 7,167,675 downloads for the month. That’s behind the 10.9 million in July and 7.9 million in June. But the store is up significantly from just 373,361 downloads during the same period last year. With the Summer Sale ending in July, August revealed that some Marketplace content has long legs.
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EA vows to fix FIFA 20's broken Career Mode

FIFA 20 has some fresh elements, but the Career Mode is more than a little buggy — to the point where #FixCareerMode has been popular on Twitter. And EA knows it. The company has published a Q&A where it has acknowledged and promised to fix several glaring issues.
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Nintendo's Brain Age series is back as a Switch exclusive

Warm up your gray matter and get ready to flex your neurons, because Nintendo’s beloved Brain Age (or Brain Training depending on where you live) series is coming to the Switch. The company has announced a new version of the game to be released in Japan at the end of the year. The full title of the game translates to “Nintendo Switch Training for Adults with Brain Training Supervised…
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Nintendo resurrects Brain Age on Switch

Nintendo is going to bring back one of its biggest franchises on the hybrid Switch handheld/home console. No, it’s not F-Zero or Style Savvy. The company revealed in an announcement today that Brain Training is coming to the Switch in Japan on December 27. Brain Age: Train…
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Nintendo is bringing Brain Age back on the Switch

Nintendo has announced a new Brain Age game, bringing the brain-training series to the Switch for the first time. The phenomenally popular Brain Age games for Nintendo DS starred Japanese neuroscientist Dr. Ryuta Kawashima and featured various simple puzzles designed to help keep your brain active. Also sudoku. The latest entry has only been confirmed in Japan so far, where it’s called “Train…
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Rockstar isn't making single-player DLC for 'Red Dead Redemption 2'

You won’t be thrilled if you’re hoping for a single-player add-on for Red Dead Redemption 2. Rockstar’s lead online production associate Katie Pica told VG24/7 in an interview that the developer is “100% focused” on Red Dead Online. She argued that Rockstar aims to put “everything a player can love” about solo play into the multiplayer experience, such as…
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