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The original Ninja Gaiden (well, not the original original on the NES) released in 2004 for the first Xbox (not the Xbox One, though the series has made its way onto that console as well). Two console generations later (three if you are lucky enough to have, and play on,...

Super Bomberman R Online can be fun to play with friends, but slow matchmaking times, frequent glitches, and the unfair advantage given by paid DLC characters along with a lack of key information given for beginners make it difficult to call it a good battle royale game.

Andrew Kiya·June 11, 2021
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The opening moments of Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart riff on the fact that there hasn’t been a brand new Ratchet and Clank adventure in nearly a decade. The Lombax and his robot pal are attending a parade as the guests of honor, and Ratchet remarks that he doesn’t know...

Chandler Wood·June 8, 2021
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Mass Effect Legendary Edition Review - This is the essential collection of the original Mass Effect trilogy, providing modern players the perfect place to play every game in one place.

Chandler Wood·June 3, 2021
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Biomutant was first announced in 2017. Through the following four years we’ve had long periods of silence about the game from developer Experiment 101, as well as delays. However, away from the limelight, the small team of just 20 developers have been plugging away at their own pace. The result...

Rebecca Smith·May 24, 2021
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William Chyr Studio took their sweet time with this one, but Manifold Garden has finally released on the PS5. Was it worth the wait? Find out in our Manifold Garden PS5 review.

Over the years, I’ve been trying to recollect all of the Shin Megami Tensei games I can get my hands on. My love affair with the series began with Revelations: Persona on the original PlayStation, and now I have the pleasure of adding SMT 3 Nocturne HD Remaster to my...

Annette Polis·May 18, 2021
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The year is 2035. For some reason, humanity has created a WALL-E-esque line of robots that mimic their needs as closely as possible. This means the robots can also think, and eventually they get sick of being inferior to humans. They build a spaceship and leave Earth behind, roaming the...

Rebecca Smith·May 17, 2021
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Milestone was ready for the next generation of consoles, as they have now launched their MotoGP series on the PlayStation 5. Time to see if this was a basic port, or if it takes advantage of the new platform in our MotoGP 21 PS5 review.

The Resident Evil series has gone from a spooky zombie game, to mutated monsters, to crazed villagers and more. It seems like the team at Capcom is constantly trying to find new things that the series’ assorted viruses and molds and whatever other bio-enhancements can mutate into. Resident Evil Village...

Chandler Wood·May 5, 2021
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Buildings Have Feelings Too has a unique premise. The game is advertised as a “city-management/puzzle game about buildings and the city they inhabit.” While the city management descriptor is technically true, those expecting anything like SimCity or Cities: Skylines will be disappointed. The title is actually a puzzle game where...

Rebecca Smith·May 3, 2021
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Returnal’s core conceit is about breaking the cycle. Selene crashes her ship on the mysterious—and dangerous—planet of Atropos, and every time she dies, she is returned to the crash site. The world changes around each time she sets out anew, learning new things about her situation on the alien planet...

Chandler Wood·April 29, 2021
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