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Naruto Powerful Shippuden Review
With story sequences which surpass the twenty-minute mark, the release of Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 is geared toward…
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Fire Emblem: Awakening Review
There are a handful of compelling reasons to explain why Intelligent Systems’ exemplary Fire Emblem franchise hasn’t made a comprehensive…
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Code of Princess Review
Although gaming often targets a broad demographic of ages, occasionally a generational gap is perceptible. Case in point: while at…
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escapeVektor Review
Amidst gaming’s first two generations of home consoles, having an entry in the ‘maze’ genre was vital for any piece…
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Crimson Shroud Review
While popular table-top diversions such as Dungeons & Dragons and Warhammer Fantasy Battle once served as a template for a…
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Aero Porter Review
Typically, video game vocations spotlight the prestigious- allowing players to pilot multimillion dollar military jets or to fling the pass…
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Liberation Maiden Review
In 2009, Japanese PSP owners were treated to Minna no Sukkiri, (AKA Everybody’s Stress Buster), developer Clap Hanz’ UMD-based collection…
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Pokémon Black 2/Pokémon White 2 Review
Whereas Game Freak’s menagerie of pocket monsters evolve at a robust rate, the actual Pokémon franchise develops languidly, with each…
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Fractured Soul Review- The Great Divide
What is the concept? Recalling the form-swapping duality of Treasure’s Ikaruga and Housemarque’s Outland, recent eShop release Fractured Soul reinvigorates…
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Planet Crashers Review
What is the concept? Capitalizing on the current dearth of role-playing titles for Nintendo’s autostereoscopic handheld, recent eShop release Planet…
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