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If you’re a Madden veteran, you probably made your platform decision this year. As such, I can’t recommend you get this game, as it is, at best, only comparable to what’s already available. However, Madden NFL 13 on Wii U shows the potential for football games on the system. The...

Neal Ronaghan·November 24, 2012
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While the missing features are disappointing, I think the GamePad functionality adds a lot to the game. As someone who has bought many versions of the series over the past few years on multiple platforms, I would argue that this is the best one I’ve played, because the GamePad use...

J.P. Corbran·November 20, 2012
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Does the added GamePad functionality make this soccer game the one to get?

J.P. Corbran·November 20, 2012
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So if you’ve never played MSF, this is definitely the way to do so. For people who’ve already bought the game on 3DS, it’s a judgment call. I certainly don’t have buyer’s remorse thanks to the new content, but you will basically have to play through that of the 3DS...

Zachary Miller·November 20, 2012
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While the missing features are disappointing, I think the GamePad functionality adds a lot to the game. As someone who has bought many versions of the series over the past few years on multiple platforms, I would argue that this is the best one I’ve played, because the GamePad use...

J.P. Corbran·November 20, 2012
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Under the guise of a video game, Virtue's Last Reward unfolds an intricate story in which your participation is consistently worthwhile. In spite of the interruptions caused by its less engaging puzzle segments, this game stands out as an exceptional narrative experience unlike anything else on 3DS.

Nate Andrews·November 14, 2012
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If you’re invested in Skylanders already, the 3DS version of Giants is still worth getting. It’s yet another fun adventure for you and your figures. I’d highly recommend you check out the previous 3DS game or the versions of the game on consoles if you’re just getting into the series,...

Neal Ronaghan·October 25, 2012
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Code of Princess is an exceptional game, and despite its repetitiousness. You’re constantly unlocking new characters and equipment, and you can play with friends and foes online—you can even play as the barmaid from an early Campaign mission (all she can do is punch and kick). And while you are,...

Zachary Miller·October 18, 2012
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Lastly, to make a personal note on the silliness of the game's plot - I found it extremely off-putting that both Gwen Stacey and Doctor Connors repeatedly call Spider-Man by his real name in heavily populated areas, often when he's within immediate earshot of news reporter Whitney Chang, one of...

Andrew Brown·July 27, 2012
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When all was said and done, Xenoblade took about 60 hours to complete, with only a few hours of side quests and exploring done underneath the story. If I just ran through the story, I bet I could knock that down to slightly under 50, but if I played every...

Alex Culafi·April 4, 2012
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Zuma’s Revenge is an exceptional pick-up-and-play game. Fun to play when and wherever, this kind of game is best experienced on a portable game system, and now it is.

Josh Max·March 8, 2012
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Tales of the Abyss holds up surprisingly well on the 3DS, despite being a relatively conservative port of the original. And with the 3DS’s small selection of RPGs, it’s a must have, and a great entry point in the Tales series.

James Dawson·March 3, 2012
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