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Video: Alienware invades TGS: will ‘shake the gaming world to its foundation’

Alienware’s been running a series of teasers hyping an invasion. Get it, invasion… aka, new product launch? The Round Rock mothership reveals that the big unveil will occur at the Tokyo Game Show, presumably Thursday when the event officially begins. A launch so big that it will “shake the gaming world to its foundation,” according to its Facebook page. Well, in that case anything less than a mutated lizard, gigantified by a diet of radiation and city buses will be a disappointment. It is Tokyo after all. Latest video tease after the break.

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