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Accolade Sports Collection review
Revisiting many of yesteryear’s titles can be a disheartening experience. Often, decades of innovation can make retro control schemes feel…
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Stories from Sol: The Gun-Dog review
An appreciation for the past is an indispensable quality for fully enjoying Stories from Sol: The Gun-Dog. Even a fleeting…
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Ambulance Life: A Paramedic Simulator
There’s a wide range of realism that’s reflected in vocational simulations. On one end of this spectrum, you have fanciful…
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Shujinkou review
It’s unambiguously evident that Rice Games’ Shujinkou was driven by passion. Instead of the customary succession of splash screens acknowledging…
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Eternal Strands review
Innovation was abundant during the seventh console generation. Sure, the visuals of the Xbox 360 unmistakably surpassed the capabilities of…
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Big Helmet Heroes review
After a strenuous workday, I often do not have the energy to trudge through another interactive dystopia. Instead, I’ll delve…
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The Legend of Heroes: Trails Through Daybreak II review
As efforts like EarthBound, Chrono Trigger, Steins;Gate, and Radiant Historia have all demonstrated, time travel can make for some stimulating…
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Defender’s Quest II: Mists of Ruin review
Way back in 2012, Defender’s Quest: Valley of the Forgotten capably combined the tower defense and role-playing genres. The result…
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Montezuma’s Revenge – The 40th Anniversary Edition review
Many historians consider 1993’s Super Mario Bros. the first game-to-movie adaptation. But more than a decade earlier, the opposite regularly…
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Blade Chimera review
In film, auteur theory contends that the director is the primary ‘author’ of a motion picture, responsible for overseeing and…
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