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Dead Island: Survivors is a mobile spin off of the popular zombie survival game from Techland. It is not a direct sequel, which is still in the works, according to Twitter. The official Dead Island account confirmed that Dead Island 2 is still in development, and that more information will be released at a later date.
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AT&T has launched its Unlimited &More data plans, including a skinny bundle of live TV channels available around the clock. Over 30 channels are included with select data plans offering unlimited talk, text and data for a flat fee. The service can even be upgraded with AT&T &More Premium, which delivers more streaming movie and music options on top of the basic package.
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Cable cutters are getting exactly what they asked for -- à la carte television. DC is the latest to join HBO, WWE, ESPN, Disney, CBS and more in launching its own streaming service. The comic book giant announced today DC Universe, "a first-of-its kind digital subscription service that gives fans access to exclusive content and experiences not available anywhere else." Subscribers will get access to all-new live-action and animated series, classic TV and films and a curated selection of digital comics, according to the press release.
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Uprising Games has dropped SSC 2018 smack in the middle of World Cup fever. If you can't get enough football on your TV then you may want to check out this retro arcade title on your mobile device. SSC 2018 is an homage to the popular computer games such as Sensi Soccer and Kick-Off. Sensi was known for its zoomed-out bird's-eye view, and SSC 2018 follows suit offering a top-down look of all its on field action.
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It's always interesting when an adult television show or film is turned into a PG-13 money grab. Back in the 80s' violent films like Rambo and Robocop were routinely turned into cartoons for children. Now instead of cashing in on violence for children, mature series like Game of Thrones are monetized as freemium apps on the Apple App Store and Google Play. The popular HBO TV series Westworld is the latest to be transformed into a free-to-play game for mobile devices.
