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Murder By Numbers is the ’90s infused Picross X Ace Attorney game we didn’t know we’d been waiting for. Check out 13 minutes of gameplay right here, and read our preview over at IGN.com.

In today’s IGN Daily Fix, Sydnee reveals that Team Ninja knows we want another Ninja Gaiden coming off the upcoming release of Nioh 2, The Witcher on Netflix gets a new character, and we’re talking about Salamanders! For some reason…

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In the latest issue of Star Wars: Darth Vader, set between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi, Vader sets out to learn who hid his son Luke from him. He discovers a character from his past that he thought dead is possibly alive.

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Whether you first heard of Locke and Key when Netflix dropped a trailer for the upcoming series, or have been following the project since it began as a twisted comic from IDW Publishing back in 2008, the story of its journey to the screen is almost as fascinating – and unbelievable – as the tale of the Locke family at its center.

The long and winding tale involves multiple pilots at Fox and Hulu, a movie trilogy, and even Hollywood legend Stephen Spielberg, before it finally ended up at Netflix with showrunners Carlton Cuse and Meredith Averill.

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Check out five minutes of gameplay covering the first level of the new Early Access build of ScourgeBringers, an action roguelike developed by Flying Oak Games

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With the PS5 and Xbox Series X rapidly approaching what do we REALLY know? 🎮
The iPad just beat the PS4 💻 https://youtu.be/l0vmvLViEBs
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Puri-Puri Prisoner, Snakebite Sneck, Crablante and Boros are joining the One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows roster. The game releases on February 28, 2020 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Steam.

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What’s the most you would pay for a game? Money, cash, dollar bills, bitcoin. How much? What about for a super-rare game that’s not even fun, JUST rare? What about a super-fun game like Super Mario Bros., but a particularly unique copy? What about a softcore pornography text adventure game, if we promised the purchase wouldn’t show up on your credit card bill?

Enough questions. Brian Altano’s got 5 true stories of outrageous sums paid for single copies of games for you, plus 1 total lie. Can you spot the specific nonsense among the generalized ridiculousness of paying thousands for a 35-year-old game? Let us know how you did in the comments.