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Sony Return The Tomorrow Children Rights To Q-Games
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Sony has returned the rights to the indie game, The Tomorrow Children, to developer Q-Games. Fans of the game - which had its servers shut down in November 2017 - will be happy to learn it will return in a new and improved form.
As reported by IGN, Q-Games CEO and founder Dylan Cuthbert made an announcement earlier today detailing the news.
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Lost Ark: Mount Zagoras Mokoko Seed Locations
As players work their way through Lost Ark's main story quest, they will eventually find themselves in Mount Zagoras. This area is home to several interesting locations, and fans will almost certainly encounter a number of Mokoko Seeds as they explore them. The positions of Lost Ark's Mount Zagoras Mokoko Seedsare not all immediately obvious, though, and this guide will help players track down any Seeds that they might be missing.
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