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(Overview) Augmented Reality Dating games First Person Meta-games Physical Real-time Single Player Campaign Third Person Turn Based 3DJourney is one of the most exciting games for the PS3. We take a look at the beautiful and rare "Art of Journey" book, featuring information about the game, concept art and a really nice way to engage with the game's world.
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Journey is one of the most exciting games for the PS3. We take a look at the beautiful and rare "Art of Journey" book, featuring information about the game, concept art and a really nice way to engage with the game's world.
We also take a look at a US Import of the PS3 Collector's Edition, featuring Fl0w (PS3) and Flower (PS3) as well as a host of additional goodies on the disc. We discuss how this game is a great introduction to PS3 gaming and for families.
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