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Hatsune Miku Project DIVA F 2nd review
In Japan, Hatsune Miku is an unqualified sensation, with the anthropomorphized singing synthesizer dominating music sales charts, video sharing service…
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Rollers of the Realm review
Over the last few years, it seems like role-playing mechanics have seeped into every conceivable genre. From the inclusion of…
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Far Cry 4 review
In the East, the amnesiac hero is a pervasive trope, showing up reoccurring in the role-playing genre. As an expositional…
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Tales of Hearts R review
Across the last two decades, the Japanese role-playing genre has undergone a number of significant shifts. Many of these changes…
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Senran Kagura: Bon Appétit! review
Not long ago, localization of the lascivious Senran Kagura franchise would be nearly inconceivable. But gradually, stateside sensibilities have changed,…
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MX vs. ATV Supercross review
While the desire for innovation is a virtuous ambition, some developers would rather pursue perfection- offering a succession of sequels…
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Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare review
While Metal Gear Solid 4 once asserted that “war has changed”, Fallout 3 proclaimed that “war never changes”. The Call…
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Fluster Cluck review
What is the concept? Before online matches became the traditional method of conducting multiplayer competitions, franchises like Bomberman, NBA Jam,…
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Samurai Warriors 4 review
Toyko-based Omega Force has always been a remarkably industrious studio, persistently juggling a multiplicity of musuo-minded franchises. In the last…
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Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition review
Traditionally, the launch of a new generation of console has been marked with a succinct transitional period, with companies swiftly…
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