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Why Dark Souls is the friendliest, most benevolent game of its generation By David Houghton published 5 March 14 Editorial
Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition - Developer walkthrough By Lorenzo Veloria published 15 August 12 Take a look at the special edition's new features and bosses
Dark Souls interview Secret items and design philosophies for the PCs Prepare to Die Edition By Lucas Sullivan published 14 June 12 Delving into one of the minds behind this ruthless-but-rewarding game
