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Gamereactor Quick Look looks at products we think are cool, think are crap, or think you should know about.

Gamereactor Quick Look looks at products we think are cool, think are crap, or think you should know about.

Gamereactor Quick Look looks at products we think are cool, think are crap, or think you should know about.

Gamereactor Quick Look looks at products we think are cool, think are crap, or think you should know about.

Wii U off-screen gameplay of Shy Guy Falls, 3DS DK Jungle, Twisted Mansion, SNES Donut Plains 3 and N64 Toad's Turnpike (2 players split-screen), racing with Waluigi, Toadette, Metal Mario and Ludwing von Koopa, and including Highlights Reel. (Note: not final version)

In a unique initiative Microsoft have fitted the University of Skövde in Sweden with Gamelabs allowing students and nearby game developers access to Xbox One devkits and more. Here's an update about the initiative, student projects and mentors.

Hardcore Blizzard players Rasmus and Thomas gear up for a two-hour jaunt into the company's MOBA entry Heroes of the Storm. Prepare for multi-franchise combat.

1983's Xevious was one of the first (and really successful) vertical scrolling shooters. Born as an evolution of Namco's previous hit Galaga, in this shmup you actually traversed a diverse, on-rails path, by piloting your Salvalou ship upwards. But the truly mind-blowing feature of "the arcade game you can't play at home" was almost three-dimensional: you could drop bombs on ground targets! Its influence in Japan was so strong (you can see it as a clear inspiration for other hits such as Konami's TwinBee), it transcended video games, with its sci-fi story inspiring novels, tribute music and even its own anime.

Join Mads and Magnus as the pair test their collective wits in the PlayStation 4 version of Polytron's indie classic, Fez.

We caught up with Ragnar Tørnquist and found out how the development of the crowdfunded Dreamfall Chapters is coming along, and learnt a bit more about the recently announced survival horror, Draugen

On today's Gamereactor Live we'll be sampling a bunch of indie games on PC including Broforce, 10 Second Ninja, Escape Goat 2 and Tower of Guns. As you'd expect bearded indie lover Dóri is taking charge of the livestream.

Nick and Dóri spend two hours trying to keep a fledgling wizard kingdom alive in Warlock 2: The Exiled. At the start of the show they're joined by producer Jörgen Björklund who provides them with some insights on the premise of the game and how it's different from other 4X titles.

We caught up with Creative Assembly's Al Hope and found out more about Alien: Isolation, and what the studio is hoping to achieve by venturing into the depths of the survival horror genre.

We talk to senior producer Terry Michaels about "the beginning of the path to Everquest Next" that is Landmark.

We caught up with Dean "Rocket" Hall and found out how things are going with DayZ, and asked what's coming up in the zombie survival simulator.