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As hard as it may be to believe nowadays, a few years ago the platform game experience was the basis for several different genres, pretty much like the open world experience today. This led to the creation of some very interesting titles such as Prince of Persia, Another World and...
Split up between two separate titles beneath the Future Sound brand, the latest Hatsune Miku release has more than enough toe-tapping songs no matter which Vocaloid you’re fond of. Nearly every track from the last four localized Hatsune Miku titles has made their way into the nearly 230-song roster of...
Japanese developer Nihon Falcom has only recently started getting some well-deserved recognition in the West, but the team is rightly considered legendary in the East, thanks to several excellent titles released in the past. The action role-playing game Xanadu Next is among some of the best titles released by the...
Assassin's Creed is comfortably the greatest video game movie to date. Boasting brilliantly shot fight scenes, surprisingly competent performances and a silly but enjoyable Dan Brown-style conspiracy plot, it largely manages to avoid the camp and over the top feel that plagues the genre. Yet while it’s a solid game-to-movie...
It's hardly a secret that I'm a fan of strategy games. This extends to each and every sub-genre: real-time strategy, grand strategy, 4X and the tactical varieties. What was always strange to me is that real-time tactics (RTT) has been treated as the unwanted step-child of the genre. It's particularly...
When Dead Rising first came out in 2006, we were hit with a bizarre hardcore hack 'n' slasher set in a mall filled with deadly zombies and murderous psychopaths.
Games Workshop and the games they lend their IP to tend to be a varied bunch in their universes. The 40K universe in particular, and the lack of consistency found within it, can directly be attributed to the death of THQ. With their death came the end of any exclusivity...
Games are an art form. Luckily the industry is past the point where this is some sort of hotly contested hyperbole, but I too often forget that games can make me feel things other than excitement or elation – far away from the sounds of gunshots, sword swings and crush...
WWE 2K17 is a curious beast. I used to love wrestling, but I can't exactly say I'm a fan now. Stone Cold, The Rock, Chris Jericho, Kurt Angle and so many more were part of my life growing up. The "please, don't try this at home" warnings were consistently ignored....
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The first time I ever went skiing, on the very first day, I managed to knock every other skier over on the baby slope. After experiencing what can only be described as acute snow blindness walking to the hotel, the first hour on the slopes was mainly stumbling to and...
Final Fantasy XV is a strange beast. I'll spoil the core point of the review by saying that this is certainly a return to form for the series. As part of the Fabula Nova Crystallis Final Fantasy series, it can be closely linked to the Final Fantasy XIII trilogy of...
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There are few stories in gaming that have left upon me such a lasting impression as the original Steins;Gate, one that I waited nearly five years to be properly localized into English. The tale of a bunch of Japanese teens that stumble across the creation of a form of time...
