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William Murphy

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Controls are flawless, graphically the Show is about as good as we’re going to get before hitting that uncanny valley. The only rough spots are the stilted commentary and repetitive scenes in the Path modes. But it all fades away when you’re fielding a line drive and turn a double...

GameSpaceGameSpace·April 28, 2017
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Overall, Flatout 4 is an admirable resurrection of a franchise once considered on par with Burnout. Thing is, that sort of game has become passe in the age of realism, and it’s unlikely that Flatout 4 is going to bring it back to the forefront of racing games. Still, if...

GameSpaceGameSpace·April 27, 2017
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By the end of the game, you’ll wonder where the last 90 minutes evaporated so quickly, but you won’t wish you had them back. Scanner Sombre is an excellently unique adventure, that builds layer upon layer or intrigue and trepidation as you inch towards the surface. About halfway through, Introversion...

GameSpaceGameSpace·April 26, 2017
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If you’re at all a fan of either game, or if you want your family to have something they can play easily together – there’s no doubt you should look into Puyo Puyo Tetris. I’m a little miffed that the physical version on Switch costs $40 when the digital versions...

GameSpaceGameSpace·April 24, 2017
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In this case, I ultimately feel like Guardians of the Galaxy: Tangled Up in Blue is a wondrous entry to the developer’s ever-growing pool of stories. There’s something innately fun about this brand of Guardians, and TellTale was right to capitalize on both the recent films and the comics lore....

GameSpaceGameSpace·April 21, 2017
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If it weren’t for the camera, archaic controls, and sort of… indie feel of it all, you’d think this could pass for a big AAA RPG. And I think that’s what Enigami had in mind. It’s clear their ambitions are sky high, just perhaps lacking the budget needed to make...

GameSpaceGameSpace·April 18, 2017
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With gorgeously rendered animated visuals, an instrumental recreation of the 8-bit soundtrack, and some truly compelling Metroidvania mechanics, Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap is just as good a game today as it was decades ago. While I would have loved to see some sort of “forward” progress made in terms...

GameSpaceGameSpace·April 18, 2017
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If you like 3D platformers, you should expect greatness. It does that style of gameplay really well. But one of the reasons the genre sort of died down is that developers were having a hard time finding new ways to make jumping puzzles exciting. There aren’t a lot of new...

GameSpaceGameSpace·April 4, 2017
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There’s pure gaming joy to be had here, when you successfully pull off a move you’ve been trying to do or climb to a vista you’ve been trying to reach. Though 15 levels may not seem like a lot, the collections and getting 100% on the game will give you...

GameSpaceGameSpace·April 3, 2017
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People keep saying the Nintendo Switch is light on launch games. I think they mean it’s light on big AAA games, because the Indie titles like Has Been Heroes are a bright shining light for great content on the Switch. Even if you don’t have the console, I’d suggest checking...

GameSpaceGameSpace·March 24, 2017
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If there was any real complaint about Fast RMX, it’s that it’s missing the modern novelty of RPG progression in its racers. I’d love to upgrade them, tweak them to my liking, and customize them in general. Otherwise, this is a really stellar racer for a mere $20, and one...

GameSpaceGameSpace·March 23, 2017
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Toukiden 2 will likely be swept away in the hubbub of larger AAA releases. But if you’re a fan of this style of Action RPG, do yourself a favor and check it out. There’s even a decent online co-op for up to four people where you can rove the world...

GameSpaceGameSpace·March 22, 2017
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