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And if you’re relatively new to gaming and haven’t had the chance to play this game yet, then jump to it. It’s as close to canon as games come.

ddnetadmin·November 21, 2013
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The biggest challenge the game faces in convincing players that its puzzles were worth including. These sections add to the environmental variety of the game but unfortunately are not exactly strong puzzles in and of themselves. Half of them involve looking around the room for whatever the player needs to...

ddnetadmin·November 19, 2013
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There’s the very occasional glitch that you wouldn’t ever expect to see in a Zelda game, but then this is an tablet exclusive game that very close to the quality of Nintendo’s finest franchise that’s being sold for a fraction of the price (and is a very small download, to...

ddnetadmin·November 19, 2013
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The drilling gameplay will probably not be for everyone, but for those who find it to their liking, there are enough quality hooks in place to make this a worthwhile early purchase for new PlayStation 4 adopters. The formula could get repetitious over time, but frequent saves allow you to...

ddnetadmin·November 19, 2013
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Really, I feel that Warner Bros. is short changing itself at $5.49. This is a game that launched for $50+ on consoles, and good luck finding a $5 copy anywhere on any platform now, even with discounting. Even taking into account the slightly inferior controls, there’s no way this version...

ddnetadmin·November 15, 2013
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At the end of the day, it’s Battlefield. If you played Battlefield 3 than you’ll know what’s in the latest instalment. If you haven’t played Battlefield before, and you want to try an amazing squad-based tactical first person shooter than give it a go. You will struggle the first few...

ddnetadmin·November 7, 2013
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When it comes down to it, it doesn’t seem like the developers have put too much more work into this game following the release on the 3DS. At the end of the day, it isn’t a bad game. On the contrary, I found myself dragged down the rabbit hole of...

ddnetadmin·November 5, 2013
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If the story itself is a little straightforward at times, the environments more than compensate, and the make for a rich narrative tapestry that continues to delight players from start to finish. Coupled with the near-perfect use of the second screen and all kinds of small extras (like a complete...

ddnetadmin·November 1, 2013
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While I do hope the series now has a rest for a year or two to give the creative folks a chance to regroup and come up with new ideas, now that the Assassin’s Creed series is happy to hop around eras and settings I’m looking forward to where we’ll...

ddnetadmin·October 31, 2013
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It’s time for one of those dirty little admissions that no game critic should be making; I haven’t played either of Rocksteady’s Batman games. I know them by reputation to be some of the finest examples of games this generation, however, and that’s especially impressive considering they are licensed titles.

ddnetadmin·October 30, 2013
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It’s almost tragic how underdone this port is. As old as Myst is, I still enjoy the kind of game it offers, and to have a version on the 3DS for on the go play would have been great. Sadly, it is very, very difficult to recommend this, even to...

ddnetadmin·October 28, 2013
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I’ll try and explain this simply because it’s a complex system to describe, but please be aware that it quickly becomes a very familiar system; by using an item, a gauge attached to that item starts to fill up. Once it fills up completely it “bursts” and that item is...

ddnetadmin·October 24, 2013
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