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Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth 2: Sisters Generation
Most game franchises don’t achieve immediate, unreserved success. Instead, properties are conscientiously cultivated, with each subsequent iteration demonstrating an interchange…
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Sproggiwood review
Over the last decade, indie developers have become increasingly enraptured by the Rogue-like. From turn-based descendants like Paper Dungeons and…
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Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R review
Mastering the intricacies of a complex combo system is one of the definitive ambitions of any fighting game aficionado. But…
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Swords & Soldiers II review
Typically, the industry employs an additive approach, with developers layering new gameplay mechanics onto pre-existing genres. But with the release…
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DiRT Rally Intent on Carving its Own Careening Path
Like most Americans during the mid ‘90’s, I was distressingly unaware of the virtues of rally racing. Fortunately, that obliviousness…
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Hyperdimension Neptunia U: Action Unleashed review
On console, the Hyperdimension Neptunia series has provided a consistently engaging experience, blending amusing allegory, comical banter, and engaging play…
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A-Train 3D: City Simulator review
Much of the world uses watches and clocks to anticipate the appearance of a train. But in Japan, the railway…
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Toren review
Modern hardware has the ability to render fantastical worlds. Yet, all too often that power is used to generate homogenous…
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The Golf Club Collector’s Edition review
Across the past two decades, Electronic Arts has become a dominant force in the arena of sports simulation. At one…
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Zen Pinball 2: Star Wars Rebels+Age of Ultron review
For years, Budapest-based Zen Studios has cultivated a near-faultless formula. Beginning with 2007’s Pinball FX and continuing through Pinball FX…
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