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Skylanders: Trap Team review
Many franchises feel the pangs of stagnancy by their fourth iteration. After a trio of titles that define, then gradually…
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Sherlock Holmes: Crimes & Punishments review
Robert’s Take: Across Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s four novels and fifty-six short stories, Baker Street’s distinguished detective imparts an essential…
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Ar nosurge: Ode to an Unborn Star review
Although Japanese role-playing games are habitually criticized for having derivative battle mechanics, verbose dialog, and trope-filled plots, the genre flaunts…
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Disney Infinity 2.0: Marvel Super Heroes review
In retrospect, 2013’s Disney Infinity proved to be a surprisingly incongruous product. While the Play Set mode was elevated by…
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Persona 4 Arena Ultimax review
While it’s not unusual for a game franchise to sidestep stagnation by switching genres, 2012’s Persona 4 Arena was a…
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Anomaly 2 review
2011’s Anomaly: Warzone Earth turned the tower defense genre on its head, tasking players with snaking their way around a…
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DG2: Defense Grid 2 Review
Robert’s Take: I put a chicken pot pie in the oven, and boot up DG2: Defense Grid 2 to help…
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KickBeat: Special Edition Review
What is the concept? Following a particularly prolific period, franchises like Guitar Hero and Rock Band are taking brief hiatuses,…
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Fairy Fencer F Review
Synergy doesn’t always materialize when prodigious talent comes together. From Chickfoot’s underwhelming union of Sammy Haggar, Joe Satriani, with Red…
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Destiny Review
Bungie design lead Jaime Griesemer once famously remarked that the secret to Halo’s success was rooted in its half-minute combat…
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