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We got a closer look at Call of Duty: Ghosts. Sony says the PlayStation 4 can offload computations to the cloud. Nintendo is launching a free-to-play game this fiscal year. Tom Clancy's Rainbow 6: Patriots may have been moved to next-gen platforms. Xbox One is launching in Asia in late 2014. And our latest Human Angle is about an educational program using video games as teaching tools. Gotta go fast. Call of Duty: Ghosts: the return of Infinity Ward Sony's Shuhei Yoshida says PS4 can offload calculations to cloud, if developers choose Nintendo free-to-play game launching this fiscal year, not set in Mario or Pokemon series Rainbow 6: Patriots moved to next-gen platforms Xbox One launching in Asia in late 2014, but Japan launch window still unannounced Remedy on how Quantum Break's...

A new trailer from Square Enix shows classic JRPGs Final Fantasy 10 and Final Fantasy 10-2 in their remixed high definition forms. Set to the songs "To Zanarkand" and "1000 Words" from their respective games, the trailer outlines the story of Final Fantasy 10 and its sequel, which at the time was the first direct sequel to a numbered title in the main Final Fantasy series. It does spoil many important plot elements, so viewers who intended to experience Final Fantasy 10 or 10-2 for the first time in HD may not want to watch. Final Fantasy 10 and 10-2 will be released in a single bundle on PlayStation 3 and individually on PlayStation Vita. They are expected to hit some time this year.

Microsoft's annual Xbox Live Summer of Arcade returns on August 7, with four new titles on the Xbox Live Arcade platform. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows is the first of three titles to come from a multi-year deal between Activision and Nickelodeon and is the first game listed in Microsoft's Summer of Arcade lineup. Next is Flashback, a remake of the 1992 classic being released by Ubisoft, and developed by the original creator. Third is Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons by developer Starbreeze Studios and published by 505 Games. And last is Charlie Murder, from The Dishwasher-developer Ska Studios and publisher Microsoft Studios. We've reached out to Microsoft to see if the weekly rollout matches the order presented here. [Update: Microsoft said that while "August 7 is...

A new miniature Nintendo Direct video features Super Smash Bros series director Masahiro Sakurai discussing the newest game in the popular crossover fighter series. In the video Sakurai — who has directed all Super Smash Bros. titles thus far — goes over general information about how the Wii U and 3DS versions differ. The 3DS version of Super Smash Bros. has thick lines around the character models to help players see them better on a smaller screen when the camera is pulled further out. While the character roster is the same between games, says Sakurai, some of the stages will differ: The 3DS version will have more stages themed around handheld releases like Nintendogs, whereas the Wii U version will have stages based on home console games. Sakurai then touches on the three new...