Game on: Nintendo eyes expansion into film business

Movies like "Mario Kart" and "The Legend of Zelda" could soon be coming to a theater near you.
Read more: http://snapzu.com/JazzofAllTrades/game-on-nintendo-eyes-expansion-into-film-business

Overwatch to Permanently Ban Cheaters On First Offence

Blizzard will permanently ban any player found cheating in Overwatch - on their first offence. Announced in a post about cheating on the Overwatch forums, the policy will be to slap a ban on any player "found to be cheating—or using hacks, bots, or third-party software that provides any sort of unfair advantage". The post goes onto inform players how they can report cheating, and guidelines for doing so.
Read more: http://snapzu.com/Apolatia/overwatch-to-permanently-ban-cheaters-on-first-offence

Civilization 6 is coming in October, with big changes

Minuscule incremental changes are the atoms and cells of Civilization games, which are made up of tiny elements, each made one after another.
Read more: http://snapzu.com/zyery/civilization-6-is-coming-in-october-with-big-changes

Assassin's Creed - Trailer World Premiere

This is the trailer for the movie “Assassin’s Creed” starring Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard, which hits theaters December 21st.
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Dark Souls: Beginning Vs. End

More than most game franchises, Dark Souls really changes the way players play and act in their world. You might be a foolhardy adventurer at the start of your quest, but by the end you'll be a cautious, battle-hardened warrior that would sooner trust the Capra Demon than a suspicious treasure box. But Dark Souls itself never changes, and it's always waiting for that moment when you drop your guard.
Read more: http://snapzu.com/Chubros/dark-souls-beginning-vs-end

Million Dollars, But... The Game Announcement

Introducing Million Dollars, But... The Game! The Kickstarter goes live at 12:01pm CT. Available for pre-order at http://MDBGame.com
Read more: http://snapzu.com/mtnrg/million-dollars-but-the-game-announcement

PCGamer's Battleborn review

Battleborn treads familiar ground in a new, experimental way. At first glance, Battleborn looks like more of the same from Gearbox Software. A hyper-stylised, witty adventure with big guns and bigger personalities. But gone is the large, open overworld of the Borderlands games. It’s replaced instead by a small series of replayable story missions in which you and a team of up to four friends and/or strangers shoot monsters, defeat giant bosses and escort sentry robots from point A to B.
Read more: http://snapzu.com/petepaste/pcgamers-battleborn-review