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Sky Rogue (Switch) review
Eliminating mundane duties like take-offs, reconnaissance, and landings, dogfighting games permit players to jump right into the action. Unfortunately, there’s…
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Bombslinger review
With a hardnosed punishment for dying and existence which hinges on the use of randomized items, Rogue-like mechanics play into…
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Waku Waku Sweets: Happy Sweets Making review
Movie studios like Walt Disney Pictures, Pixar, and DreamWorks craft films capable of entertaining both children and adults. But in…
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Penny Punching Princess review
While 1987’s Double Dragon wasn’t the first beat ‘em up game (Irem’s Kung Fu Master arrived two years earlier), it…
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Atelier Lydie & Suelle ~The Alchemists and the Mysterious Paintings~ review
Japanese role-playing games are often criticized for following formula too closely. But all too often, the person making this claim…
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The Alliance Alive review
The twilight era for gaming systems routinely brings about a software schism. On one side, there’s an abundance of shoddy…
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Jurassic World Pinball review
When Pinball FX 2 was first launched in 2010, the franchise earned a passionate legion of fans thanks to its…
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Aqua Kitty UDX (Switch) review
In the grand pantheon of arcade shooters, few are more prestigious than 1981’s Defender. While the William Electronics-developed coin-op wasn’t an…
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The Longest Five Minutes review
To combat stagnancy in the crime, thriller, and romance genres, the directors of Pulp Fiction, Memento, and (500) Days of…
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Aperion Cyberstorm review
Rudyard Kipling once wrote that a person can’t have enough “red wine, books, or ammunition”. Although the adage was conceived…
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