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Nostalgic people can jump on this title immediately, as Retro City Rampage can be easily summarized as Reference: The Game. Gaming and pop culture reign supreme in this open world of destruction and altering gameplay sequences. It may get stale after a while and contain several control issues, but until...

NoobFeedNoobFeed·October 18, 2012
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MMO and everything it stands for will never be the same again, now that Guild Wars 2 radically shifted its entire dynamic. The focus that this brilliant universe puts on active gameplay is unparalleled in any of its peers and it adds to that a myriad of innovative changes and...

NoobFeedNoobFeed·September 16, 2012
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There is nothing revolutionary about Tiny Troopers. With simple controls and simple gameplay, the sum of its parts isn’t much more than first presented. It is however built adequately and should provide gamers with hours of gameplay fun, with little complications. Avid fans may even spike up the difficulty for...

NoobFeedNoobFeed·September 13, 2012
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Yes, Darksiders II may take a few notable pages on how to create a memorable adventure from Legend of Zelda times, but how bad is that really? In fact, with so many games doing the same and so little pulling it off, it’s remarkable that THQ’s saving gravedigger does so...

NoobFeedNoobFeed·August 29, 2012
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That said, the game will still drive you to keep going. It’s one of those games that doesn’t give you a very satisfying ending, but you know that it has done just enough. Beside its shortcomings, Deadlight is still an engaging game to play, and a memorable one at that.

NoobFeedNoobFeed·July 30, 2012
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Lollipop Chainsaw is a game that goes back to the arcade days, when political correctness and a rich, driving environment could all take a back seat to a pure, unfiltered shot of instant, mindless self-indulgence. It’s a blatant and cheap pitch driving on a certain niche to sustain its short...

NoobFeedNoobFeed·June 17, 2012
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It would be a grave error for racing fans to look down on DiRT Showdown because of a perhaps not ideal focus or a miniscule tarnish here or there. This game is solid, pure and simple, with tons of content, top of the line controls, alternating gameplay and a good...

NoobFeedNoobFeed·June 12, 2012
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Dragon’s Dogma will not be a game for everyone, be sure of that. It’s a classic love it or hate it tale. In fact, more than likely its many design quirks will even annoy those that do enjoy it overall. That makes it hard to call the game any which...

NoobFeedNoobFeed·June 9, 2012
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The bottom line remains that Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations caters to fans first and foremost. At least it doesn’t cut corners and goes above and beyond in this service and that might appeal to people outside of its immediate target audience. Still, players wanting to take part in...

NoobFeedNoobFeed·April 9, 2012
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It’s a shame that Ridge Racer Unbounded didn’t turn out like it could and should’ve ended up, due to wanting too much and balancing too little. Still, this amazingly fabricated product might still hold a vast amount of content and fun times for those that really bear down, grit their...

NoobFeedNoobFeed·April 6, 2012
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Blades of Time certainly is an innovating title, but marred in its own design flaws. There’s no one way about this title. Some players will love it for what it does, because it certainly tries really hard to be one of the most singular and versatile action titles in years....

NoobFeedNoobFeed·April 3, 2012
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Gotham City Impostors is not bat bad; it’s actually quite good. But its dire intention of being as balanced as possible only makes it seem shallower in the end. It’s rather ironic that it’s built on customization, when everything ends up feeling like the same thing. It’s therefore that its...

NoobFeedNoobFeed·February 19, 2012
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