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Few games manage to make their protagonist quite as iconic and lovable as Telltale’s The Walking Dead’s Clementine. Having taken care of her as Lee in the original season when she was a young girl, to becoming the badass guardian of AJ in the final season, fans have been through...

Chris Jecks·March 26, 2019
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Every once in a while, an anime game comes out that does right by its source material. One Piece: World Seeker is one such game, delivering engaging gameplay and a solid story that make up for almost all of its weaker design elements.

Keenan McCall·March 15, 2019
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Back in the early days of the Sega Genesis, Sonic the Hedgehog wasn’t the only one who was making some noise and pulling the attention away from the powerhouse that was Nintendo.

Tony Cocking·March 7, 2019
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During the final hours of Devil May Cry 5, I started to notice a trend. Time and again I’d end a boss battle or combat encounter and go, “Wow, I can’t believe I just did that.” It’s a game that excels at making you feel cool in every possible way it...

Hayes Madsen·March 6, 2019
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The Dead or Alive series is often seen as popular exclusively due to its alluring imagery and the generous showcase of skin and bouncing flesh. Yet, it has pretty much always been a very competent fighting franchise.

Giuseppe Nelva·March 1, 2019
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Video games are often more than just a sum of their parts. Developers have shown that games can evoke strong emotion, offer rich character arcs, and provide over the top action. Last generation, few proved this better than BioWare which developed beloved games like the Mass Effect trilogy and Dragon...

Jesse Vitelli·February 22, 2019
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When the very first God Eater released in 2010, its Monster Hunter inspirations were completely clear, as much of what it did aped Capcom’s popular hunting franchise. After nine years, however, God Eater 3 staunchly has an identity of its own, and one that I enjoyed immensely despite some lingering...

Hayes Madsen·February 20, 2019
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Anime sure has come a long way over the last few decades, something that Jump Force shows by bringing together heroes and villains from across Shonen Jump’s long history. Unfortunately, Jump Force also shows that anime games haven’t come nearly as far. Despite a strong combat system, most of Jump Force falls...

Hayes Madsen·February 15, 2019
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In an ideal situation, so much isn’t riding on Crackdown 3 to be a huge hit both critically and commercially. The current state of exclusive games on the Xbox One puts an enormous amount of pressure for Crackdown 3 to be something that can stand up to the mega-AAA games...

Ed McGlone·February 14, 2019
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In a nutshell, Far Cry New Dawn is like that unnecessary sequel or spin-off you were initially excited about, but quickly realized that maybe the original material was good enough without any addendum.

Zhiqing Wan·February 14, 2019
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Linear first-person shooters are becoming a rare breed. With Battlefield V introducing open sandbox levels, Apex Legends being the follow up to Titanfall 2, and Call of Duty Black Ops 4 ditching the campaign altogether, there are fewer options than ever.

Tom Hopkins·February 13, 2019
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Time travel is always going to be a tricky subject for telling a coherent narrative, as paradoxes, alternate timelines, and the general science behind it tends to lead to a lot of confusion and inaccuracies. While Steins;Gate Elite certainly isn’t exempt from being confusing, its overall execution not only prevents...

Andrew McMahon·February 12, 2019
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