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Ten Most Intriguing Android Games of June, Part One

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Ten Most Intriguing Android Games of June, Part One


Looking back at June, the curtain of E3 2014 has fallen, but it also left gamers with a plenty of new MMO games to look forwards to, as well as mobile games. Check out Top Five Mobile Games to Watch Showcased at E3 2014 to find what amazing games are coming. While waiting for them to come, let's have a look at what mobile games have already been available in June. Here is a collection of Ten Most Intriguing Android Games of June, part one. If you are looking for mobile games to play on your android devices, the followings will be your best choices:

New 'Implosion' Trailer Emphasizes Fast Combat and Controller Support

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New 'Implosion' Trailer Emphasizes Fast Combat and Controller Support


We first caught wind of Rayark's upcoming action game Implosion in September of last year with an impressive trailer showing the game's fast-paced combat in action.

'Midnight Star' Soft Launches for the Lucky Irish

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'Midnight Star' Soft Launches for the Lucky Irish


Midnight Star from the ex-Bungie and Wideload founder Alex Seropian's studio Industrial Toys has soft-launched in Ireland.

Toy Rush - The Strategy Guide and Tips

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Toy Rush - The Strategy Guide and Tips


Toy Rush is a new real time strategy game for the iOS and Android platforms. It's a novel new take on the Clash of Clans style of gameplay, in that in this game, the entire thing runs off of disposable cards.

Asura Open Beta Trailer Chinese Server and Quick Game Play

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Asura Open Beta Trailer Chinese Server and Quick Game Play


This is another QQ game. Nothing is needed to sign up beyond that. The game does have bugs however, one that is keeping me from playing it correctly. My graphics card in general just isn't supported for it. I'm working on ways around that. Another bug you can bypass is the easiest. When you download the game and install it. Don't start it after the completion. You need to manually download the patches. The launcher just will not do it right if you're in a country outside of china.

Disney Tsum Tsum Now Available on iOS and Android

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Disney Tsum Tsum Now Available on iOS and Android


LINE and Disney have launched free-to-play puzzle game Disney Tsum Tsum globally on iOS and Android today. Disney Tsum Tsum is the top free app in Japan right now and you can see why upon playing it. It plays like many other match-3 games in that you have to draw lines to match and eliminate Tsums (which are based on Disney plushies), which scores you points.

Crusaders of Solaria Alpha First Look

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Crusaders of Solaria Alpha First Look


Crusaders of Solaria is a fast-paced, side-scrolling brawler MMORPG set in a high fantasy world. Players choose between a Knight and Mage, And can proceed from there to level into more advanced classes.

Diablo: Patch 2.1 Character Dances Added!

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Diablo: Patch 2.1 Character Dances Added!


In the latest Patch 2.1.0 that has hit PTR servers as promised at the end of June, Blizzard has added a /dance emote (command) for all classes. Both male and female versions have their own moves. Check out the video below that previews all of the classes.

David OReilly's 'Relax 'Em Up' iOS Game MTN Launches On The App Store

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David OReilly's 'Relax 'Em Up' iOS Game MTN Launches On The App Store


Animator and designer David O'Reilly has released his anticipated iOS application MTN ("Mountain") on the App Store. Described by O'Reilly himself as a "relax 'em up," the universal game can be downloaded for just $0.99.

Riot Shuts Down League of Legends Public Chat Rooms

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Riot Shuts Down League of Legends Public Chat Rooms


Between RP sellers, scammers and Elo-boost spam, the League of Legends public chat rooms are a serious mess. Therefore, Riot has decided to shut them down completely while it tries to figure out how to turn them into something "useful and accessible." The company is aware that there are great communities in the game, but it's too easy for toxic individuals to mask that.

Silver Award-Winning 99 Bricks Wizard Academy Topples onto Android

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Silver Award-Winning 99 Bricks Wizard Academy Topples onto Android


Chaotic stacking puzzler 99 Bricks Wizard Academy has swayed, bent, and finally crashed its way onto Google Play, after a month on iOS. The game, a physics-based high score wrangler about trying to build the tallest tower imaginable, can now be enjoyed by Android and iOS gamers alike.

Trion's Preparing ArcheAge for Version 1.2 and Closed Beta to Start in July

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Trion's Preparing ArcheAge for Version 1.2 and Closed Beta to Start in July


Two weeks ago, ArcheAge Team members returned from visiting the developers in Korea where both XLGames and Trion Worlds jointly decided it best to launch the game in North America and Europe with Patch 1.2.

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Knight’s Fable

Posted: 01 Jul 2014 10:24 AM PDT

GAME TYPE: Free to play MMORPG PLATFORMS: Web Browser DEVELOPERS: R2 Games GAME SYNOPSIS In a world of darkness the people are calling out for heroes and is up to you to become one such adventurer, exploring the lands in a fantasy free to play epic where upon your journey you will arm yourselves with […]

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Additional Closed Beta Keys for Survarium

Posted: 01 Jul 2014 09:39 AM PDT

We are giving away 2000 more closed beta keys for the post-apocalyptic first person shooter of Survarium, in which an ecological cataclysm has destroyed the world as we know it today. So don’t miss this new chance to get into the game! As we know that many of you wants one we’ve decided that we […]

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Warhammer 40,000 Eternal Crusade

Posted: 01 Jul 2014 01:19 AM PDT

GAME TYPE: Free-2-Play & Buy-2-Play Strategy MMORPG PLATFORMS: Next Gen Consoles / Windows DEVELOPERS: BE Haviour GAME SYNOPSIS Set in the darkness of the 41st millennium where huge mighty factions endlessly battle against each other in the hope of wiping out their enemies, this adaptation of the Warhammer 40,000 tabletop RPG strategy lets players choose from […]

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Samsung Announces 850 Pro Solid State Drives with 3D Vertical NAND Flash Memory

Posted: 01 Jul 2014 12:06 PM PDT

Samsung 850 PRO SSDA new breed of SSDs is born

Solid state drives are starting to feel like a dime a dozen, but don't mistake Samsung's newest line for just another ordinary SSD. Samsung's 850 Pro is the first SSD to sport the company's cutting-edge 3D vertical NAND (V-NAND) flash memory technology. In case you've never heard of V-NAND, it features a proprietary vertical cell structure that overcomes the density limit currently facing planar NAND architecture.

"With the new 850 Pro V-NAND SSD, Samsung is introducing the next major evolution of SSD technology, taking the lead in delivering high-density SSDs with outstanding endurance, performance and energy efficiency," said Unsoo Kim, senior vice president of branded product marketing team at Samsung Electronics. "We are fully committed to establishing an innovative computing environment by providing customers with leading-edge V-NAND SSDs with unrivaled performance."

Samsung also baked in a technology called Dynamic Thermal Guard. This makes the drive maintain ambient temperature while operating to guard against the possibility of data loss due to overheating.

In terms of performance, the 850 Pro offers sequential read transfers of up to 550MB/s, sequential write transfers of up to 520MB/s, random read performance of up to 100,000 IOPS, and random write speeds of up to 90,000 IOPS.

Samsung's 850 Pro SSDs will come in 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB capacities. No word yet on price or availability.

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Microsoft Hopes Windows 9 Will Win Over Desktop Users

Posted: 01 Jul 2014 11:16 AM PDT

Windows 9Are you ready for a new OS?

Microsoft is reportedly aiming to win back its core desktop audience with the release of Windows Threshold next year. These are the same users clinging to Windows XP and Windows 7, or perhaps even made the jump to Linux in order to avoid Windows 8/8.1. Microsoft has a chance to atone for the usability mistakes it made in Windows 8/8.1 with Windows 9, and you can expect a whole bunch of new features aimed at desktop users.

So says Mary Jo Foley over at ZDNet. Based on the sources Foley has been speaking with, Windows 9 will look and work different based on the hardware it's installed on. If you install the OS on a desktop or laptop machine, it will focus on the Windows Desktop experience. And if you run a two-in-one hybrid device, Windows 9 will support switching between the Start screen and Windows mode.

The desktop SKU of Windows 9 will reportedly include a customizable mini Start menu. You'll also have the ability to run Windows Store apps in windows on the desktop, and you may even be able to turn off the Metro-esque Start screen completely.

Windows 9 is still months down the road -- think spring of 2015. In the meantime, Microsoft will reportedly deliver a second and final update for Windows 8.1.

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Leaked Roadmap Reveals Intel's Desktop Processor Plans Through 2015

Posted: 01 Jul 2014 10:44 AM PDT

SkylakeBroadwell and Skylake headed for a Q2 2015 release

A Chinese-language website posted what it claims is an official roadmap for Intel's consumer-based desktop platforms from now through the second quarter of 2015. The roadmap covers several processors broken up into Mainstream, Premium, and Extreme categories. It also includes a time frame for Intel's upcoming Broadwell and Skylake-S architectures, both of which are scheduled for the Q2 2015, according the roadmap.

For those of you waiting on Haswell-E parts, there are three such chips coming out in Q3 2014, according to the roadmap posted by VR-Zone's Chinese channel. Two of them fall into the Premium category, Core i7 5930K and 5820K, while the Core i7 5960K is listed in the Extreme category.

It's the Broadwell and Skylake-S parts that's perhaps most interesting. Broadwell was originally supposed to have launched by now, but getting down to 14nm has been more challenging than anticipated. Now it's expected to release in the Q2 2015. When it does, it will slip into socket 1150 motherboards built around Intel's 9-Series chipset. These parts are also said to feature unlocked multipliers.

Skylake-S will sport a 14nm manufacturing process, but with a locked multiplier. They'll likely run on socket 1151 motherboards based on Intel's upcoming 100-Series chipset.

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Samsung Shrinks Its Flagship Phone, Announces Galaxy S5 Mini

Posted: 01 Jul 2014 09:14 AM PDT

Samsung Galaxy S5 MiniA small and somewhat spunky version of its bigger brother

Samsung today unveiled the Galaxy S5 mini, a downsized version of the Galaxy S5 with comparatively subdued specs. That said, it's not as much of a downgrade over the Galaxy S5 as the Galaxy S4 mini was from the Galaxy S4. Its core foundation consists of a 4.5-inch HD (1280x720) Super AMOLED display powered by a 1.4GHz quad-core processor, 1.5GB of RAM, and 16GB of internal storage (expandable via microSD card slot).

Though there's a large audience for big-screen smartphones, there's also a significant consumer base that's interested in smaller sized handsets that fit comfortably into pockets and other tight areas.

"We always strive to develop devices that appeal to a range of consumer tastes and styles," said JK Shin, CEO and Head of IT & Mobile Communication at Samsung Electronics. "The Galaxy S5 mini allows consumers to enjoy the iconic design and essential and useful features of the Galaxy S5 through a maximized minimalism approach."

The Galaxy S5 mini shares the same perforated pattern on the back cover as the Galaxy S5. It also features a 2.1MP front-facing camera, 8MP rear-facing camera with auto-focus and LED flash, 802.11n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0 LE, USB 2.0, GPS, LTE radio, and Android 4.4 KitKat.

While we wouldn't recommend taking the Galaxy S5 mini for a swim, it is IP67 dust and water resistant, which means a splash of wetness shouldn't ruin the handset.

Samsung will launch the Galaxy S5 mini in Russia early this month, followed by a global launch sometime after. No word yet on price.

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Newegg Daily Deals: Western Digital VelociRaptor 1TB HDD, Intel Core i7 4770, and More!

Posted: 01 Jul 2014 08:29 AM PDT

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ArcheAge closed beta coming in mid-July

Posted: 01 Jul 2014 09:00 AM PDT

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It might even happen this year!
The good news for fans of the approaching ArcheAge is that the game will be using update 1.2 for the game, news that brought forth much rejoicing. The bad news is that as a result, the game's beta has been somewhat delayed. Trion Worlds has outlined the state of the game in a recent blog post explaining where the game is in testing and what players can expect in the future.

In order to get the new version into testing as soon as possible, the developers are not adding in the Trion-specific features to the game which were mentioned previously on the forums. Closed beta events will be starting in mid-July, with a separate alpha server available to see how the 1.2 play environment plays and what benefits it offers. If you're interested to hear about the state of development, take a look at the full update and get ready for the paradigm shift.

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WildStar's Strain patch is live today

Posted: 01 Jul 2014 08:00 AM PDT

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ORALINGUS, NOUN.  MEANS KISSING WITH THE MOUTH.
There's been plenty of chatter about WildStar's first major patch, but the team at Carbine Studios has been largely silent on when all of this content would be available for players. Turns out it's right now. Yes, the servers should be up now (barring extended maintenance) for max-level players to enjoy all the lore, infections, and so forth that they could possibly want.

For those of you who have missed the prior updates, this patch is adding new costume pieces, new housing decor, two new zones, a new mount, new dyes... a lot of things. You can find out a little more on the official patch page, complete with videos and the like. If you've been looking forward to spending a little more time with the game's big creepy disease carpet, today's your day.

[Source: Carbine Studios press release]

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What you need to know about Guild Wars 2's second season living story

Posted: 01 Jul 2014 07:00 AM PDT

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The wait for Guild Wars 2's Season 2 is finally over! Today, players will dig into the next arc of the living story with the new Gates of Maguuma content (or save the content for later by unlocking it in their story journals). What exactly is in store? If you don't mind a few spoilers, we've got some of those answers for you right now.

Back at E3 2014, ArenaNet Associate Game Director Steven Waller and Studio Design Director Chris Whiteside gave us a recap of the first season, but they also gave us a preview of the second. And yes, that next step is through a portal into a whole new zone!

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    The Daily Grind: Do you like to tank in MMOs?

    Posted: 01 Jul 2014 06:00 AM PDT

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    No, the other kind of tank.
    The very first serious MMO tank I ever played was my day-one Warrior in World of Warcraft. I'd had dozens of characters in MMOs before that, but I was too chicken to step up and actually tank endgame fights. After all, as Massively commenters pointed out, there's a lot more to tanking than just taunting the boss and knowing when to hit your specials. Tanks need leadership and game knowledge far exceeding what's expected of other party archetypes. They're expected to lead the party, to know how the fights work, and to keep everyone else in line. Tanking is setting yourself up for a world of stress and the judgment of strangers. Depending on your temperament, it can become unfun in a hurry.

    I still play that Warrior when I resub, Protection-specced for all the days I've played her (minus an hour back in 2006 when I foolishly thought Fury might be nice for a change). But I'm always leery of dungeon-queueing with that character even though I love the actual mechanics of being the meatshield. What about you folks? Do you actually like tanking in MMOs? How do you overcome the stress?

    Every morning, the Massively bloggers probe the minds of their readers with deep, thought-provoking questions about that most serious of topics: massively online gaming. We crave your opinions, so grab your caffeinated beverage of choice and chime in on today's Daily Grind!

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      DayZ switches over to DirectX 11 and reworked controls

      Posted: 30 Jun 2014 08:00 PM PDT

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      The days of DayZ as we knew it are over; all hail the upcoming changes to everyone's favorite gankfest featuring the occasional zombie!

      In an interview this week, DayZ creator Dean Hall outlined six improvements that the team is working on for the standalone version of the game. Right out of the gate is the decision to add an option to toggle DirectX 11 to make everything look a lot better. "Implementing DirectX 10 or 11 will have a dramatic, instant visual difference and quite a significant performance difference," Hall said.

      Other changes include new 64-bit server architecture, better hunting mechanics, improved controls, a reworked loot system, and an early game experience fashioned specifically for new players.

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      PSA: SWTOR double XP week starts tomorrow

      Posted: 30 Jun 2014 07:00 PM PDT

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      Ladies and gentlemen, Star Wars: The Old Republic's Kuat burnout week double experience week is almost here. This means that yours truly will be queuing for KDY flashpoints until my fingers bleed in an attempt to bypass that godawful planetary grind and get a couple more class story alts to 50.

      The XP extravaganza starts July 1st at 2:00 p.m. EDT and runs through July 7.

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      Not So Massively: Hearthstone's expansion, God of Destiny's greenlighting, and Dead Island's MOBA

      Posted: 30 Jun 2014 06:00 PM PDT

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      Welcome back to No So Massively, where every Monday we round up the highlights from the past week in the world of MOBAs, roguelikes, MMOTCGs, and other games that aren't quite MMOs.

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        H1Z1 releases E3 gameplay demo

        Posted: 30 Jun 2014 05:00 PM PDT

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        Unless you were personally at E3, you didn't get to see the H1Z1 gameplay demo shown to the media, but SOE rectifies that injustice today with a new video in which Senior Designer Jimmy Whisenhunt walks viewers through a version of the same demo shown at the con. Clocking in at over 11 minutes, the video demonstrates resource acquisition, crafting, driving, scavenging, archery, dynamic weather, and more gameplay elements. You know -- killin' baddies, choppin' trees, just a day in the life of a dude with a rusty jeep and a zombie plague chasing him down.

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          SOE Live schedule has been posted

          Posted: 30 Jun 2014 04:00 PM PDT

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          It's happening at times!
          Today's the last day for SOE Live 2014 early bird registration. Still on the fence about attending? Not sure if there will be enough awesome events there to justify your presence? Good news, then; the official schedule has been posted, so you can figure out exactly what's going down and when. Fan site EQ2Wire has highlighted the general events as well as the material specific to EverQuest Next, EverQuest II, and Landmark.

          Landmark players will enjoy the largest number of events, including a special mega-build event on Thursday and a panel explaining how the game will interact with EverQuest Next. There will also be details about the next EverQuest II expansion, previews of combat for EQN and Landmark, and plenty of community Q&A sessions. Take a gander at the full schedule if you need a little more information to justify your attendance.

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          Marvel Heroes' super first year

          Posted: 30 Jun 2014 03:00 PM PDT

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          A super first year for Marvel Heroes
          In a game focused on super heroes with super powers facing super villains, you wouldn't expect a birthday bash to be just ordinary, would you? Of course not; it should be super! Gazillion agreed: Marvel Heroes just wrapped up its mega month-long first anniversary celebration this past weekend. From multiple buy-one-get-one-free offers to plentiful buffs and boosts to 365 birthday gifts for each player, the event was filled with festivities fit to bear the "super" moniker.

          The celebration itself capped off a year of growth and expansion for the action RPG; the Marvel Heroes of today is not the Marvel Heroes that players logged into back in June of 2013. Even before the big release of Marvel Heroes 2015, which kicked off the anniversary festivities on June 4th, the game had already evolved quite a bit. How has it changed over the last 12 months? Let's take a hop, skip, and super leap down memory lane for a look.

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            Age of Empires Online shuts down tomorrow

            Posted: 30 Jun 2014 02:00 PM PDT

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            After tomorrow, Age of Empires Online will be no more. The online adaptation of the popular Microsoft RTS franchise will be shut down along with the PC Marketplace as of 7:00 p.m. EDT on July 1st.

            "On July 01, 2014, Age of Empires Online will shut down permanently. We thank the loyal fans for their support and commitment and look forward to many more battles before Age of Empires Online is retired," the studio posted on Facebook last year.

            This will come as a shock to no one, as Age of Empires' population decline was well-known and acknowledged by the dev team itself. The studio hasn't been developing new content for the game since January 2013.

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            The Nexus Telegraph: WildStar's first dose of Strain

            Posted: 30 Jun 2014 12:00 PM PDT

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            Not that I can't think of some people who will totally want this one.
            The funny thing about launches is that they're like every other aspect of the game industry: They're based on momentum. Create the feel that you're coming out with new content on a quick basis and you get points from players, even if it's inevitable that some of this content is stuff that was almost-but-not-quite ready for launch and just had to be trimmed back a little before we first got to dip our toes in the official swimming pool. You can see the zones on your map in WildStar right now, even.

            Does it matter to me? Nope. I have to admit it doesn't. I'm satisfied.

            The bulk of the news this month has been about the game's first major patch, which is due for "early July" without a harder date. I have not yet gotten to go hands-on in this content; I've been too busy focusing on the live game and advancing there (up to 50 on one character, at least!), but let's talk a little bit about what's being added in the patch. Fair warning: Spoilers may ensue.

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              The Stream Team: Talking Marvel Heroes 2015 with David Brevik

              Posted: 30 Jun 2014 11:00 AM PDT

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              Want to hear about Marvel Heroes 2015 right from the source? Massively's MJ has a direct line open with CEO David Brevik to talk all about the action RPG's latest update and upcoming plans. Maybe he'll even spill which heroes players can expect to see in the future! Rumor has it there will be code giveaways as well, so join us live at 1:00 p.m. EDT to revel in super hero adventures, talk about your favorite Marvel experiences, ask any burning questions, and maybe even get free stuff!

              Game: Marvel Heroes
              Host: MJ Guthrie
              Date: Monday, June 30th, 2014
              Time: 1:00 p.m. EDT

              Enjoy our Stream Team video below.

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