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Hippos, industrial fans, burning effigies, and tattoo guns, can all be used as weapons in Hitman 2. The sprawling, inventive sandboxes that Agent 47 calls home return, and you’ll have access to them all to assassinate targets in almost any way imaginable.

Tom Hopkins·November 13, 2018
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Back in our original review, we praised World of Final Fantasy for its series cameos, fun combat systems, and Mirage collections. The game introduced a cast of new characters along with a story that had culminated from the years of Final Fantasy fables we all know and love. Two years...

Irwyn Diaz·November 12, 2018
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The Walking Dead is one of the most popular franchises in mainstream pop culture right now. Yet, aside from Telltale’s (mostly) excellent episodic series, we’ve yet to actually play a competent action game set in this grisly universe. Overkill Software and Starbreeze Studios are looking to change that with Overkill’s...

Zhiqing Wan·November 9, 2018
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The digital card game genre has been steadily growing for years following Blizzard’s hugely popular title Hearthstone. With big names like Magic the Gathering and Valve’s Artifact soon to join the fray, it’s becoming a hugely competitive space.

Alex Gibson·November 5, 2018
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Red Dead Redemption 2 is the culmination of everything Rockstar has learned since Grand Theft Auto 3 changed open-world games forever. It has been in development for eight years, and required the full attention of all of the people and studios that Rockstar has at its disposal.

Ed McGlone·October 25, 2018
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Last year’s NBA Playgrounds sought to re-capture the magic that made the likes of NBA Jam and FIFA Street so much fun. In regards to the over the top style, it was a slam dunk, but it was generally a pretty shallow experience. Now under the guidance of 2K, Playgrounds...

Tom Hopkins·October 23, 2018
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The SoulCalibur series’ tagline has always a been “A tale of swords and souls eternally retold,” and that seems a fitting saying for SoulCalibur VI. It’s a game that feels altogether familiar but different at the same time, and it’s the biggest and boldest that SoulCalibur has been in years. The...

Hayes Madsen·October 19, 2018
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Who would have thought we’d still be opening our 3DS systems for new releases in 2018? Nintendo keeps pumping out game after game, keeping the system alive – this time with the remake of the 2001 beloved GameCube classic, Luigi’s Mansion.

Joseph Yaden·October 17, 2018
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Call of Duty is one of the most straightforward franchises in gaming. It gets a new release every year, you’ll pay your money for it, and you’ll know exactly what you’re getting. This year, however, Activision and Treyarch are shaking things up a little bit with Black Ops 4. It’s...

Zhiqing Wan·October 16, 2018
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The World Ends With You (TWEWY) is exactly the kind of game I wish I’d played back when it originally released for the DS in 2007. 14-year-old me probably would’ve appreciated it more.

Zhiqing Wan·October 10, 2018
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Gift of Parthax offers a difficult question to answer when reflecting upon arena-brawler game design: how simple is too simple? The title, masterminded by Foldergeist Studios, relies upon its charming visuals and a tastefully antiquated soundtrack to carry its weight, with much of the core mechanics falling into genre tautology....

Ben Newman·October 2, 2018
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It’s been a while since the world has received a mainline entry in Capcom’s Mega Man franchise, and following the less than stellar spiritual successor that was Mighty No. 9, some might be a bit uneasy about the game’s formula. Luckily, Mega Man 11 continues the series’ tradition of great...

Keenan McCall·October 1, 2018
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