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Mario Tennis Open Review
Over the years, Camelot Software Planning’s fanciful interpretations of athletic recreations have accrued a legion of devotees. From an inaugural…
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Ketzal’s Corridors Review
What is the concept? Sliding shapes through confined gaps isn’t a particularly innovative idea- the humble mechanic has served as…
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Kid Icarus: Uprising Review
Save for a few uncharacteristic clunkers over the years, the majority of Nintendo’s first-party titles have been uncontested triumphs, providing…
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Zombie Slayer Diox Review
What is the concept? Last January, UFO Interactive unleashed its inaugural eShop title, Samurai Sword Destiny, which pitted a lone…
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Tales of the Abyss Review
As the Nintendo 3DS inches towards its first birthday, it’s becoming evident that the system has some unmistakable gaps in…
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Tekken 3D Prime Edition Review
With entries ranging from Super Street Fighter IV: 3D Edition, Dead or Alive 3D and BlazBlue: Continuum Shift II, the…
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Sakura Samurai: Art of the Sword Review
With over 200 downloadable titles, Nintendo’s DSIware service certainly delivers quantity. However, with only a handful of must-have applications, quality…
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Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games Review
Few games reveal the gulf between critics and consumers as well as the Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games…
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The Eternal Pit- Kid Icarus: Uprising Preview
As quarter-century old NES memories gradually give way to contemporary experiences, Pit’s adventures endure. Maybe it was Kid Icarus’ remarkable…
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Zen Pinball 3D Review
What is the concept? Sadly, the production of physical pinball machines has shrunk down into a niche industry. Whereas dozens…
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