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Sounds a bit heavy going as a narrative, but if Tuque pull it off this could be a solid addition to the genre.88 Heroes: 8 August XB1 / PS4 / PCIf my choices this month seem a bit heavy on cybernetics and earnest plots, perhaps 88 Heroes might be more up your alley.In what will undoubtedly be nightmare fuel for octophobes, this is 2D retro style platformer that featuring a mind boggling 88 playable characters that you’ll use to navigate 88 stages in 88 minutes.Essentially, you’ve got 88 lives to complete the game, but upon death you will be given a new randomly selected hero to play as. Each hero handles differently, forcing you to drastically change the way you play. From the ones I’ve seen so far, the heroes range from pop culture parodies to hilariously rubbish superheroes that wouldn’t even make the Avengers’ Z list.It’s a great idea, and could be a blast if it manages to get the tone of the humour right.Deus Ex: Mankind Divided: 23 August XB1 / PS4 / PCAn action RPG series with stealth elements, the Deus Ex games are set in a world dealing with the impact of cybernetically augmented citizens (and global conspiracies involving the Illuminati, naturally)2011’s Deus Ex: Human Revolution was rightfully lauded for its gorgeous art design, amount of player freedom and engaging story.

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How does a direct to consumer model allow for lower prices and more customer interaction? “It means no licence holders, sales agents or retailers are adding a markup before our frames are with a customer,” explains Ryan Nix, head designer for Bailey Nelson (the Australian company has its North America headquarters in Vancouver). “Our collections can only be found through our own stores, which allows us to react, check and adjust quickly based on what is or isn’t working for our customers. We’re in a nice position to make quick adjustments and consistently evolve our collections.”Change isn’t just coming from larger international brands; it’s happening on a local level.