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Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3 review
Much like EA Sports’ athletic franchises, Omega Force’s Warriors titles offer an evolutionary, rather than revolutionary approach to their properties.…
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Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth3: V Generation
When NIS America published Hyperdimension Neptunia in 2011, the title was an unmistakably mixed bag. In concept, the game’s allegory…
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Swords & Darkness review
During the late eighties, games like Renegade, Double Dragon, and Final Fight established the fundamentals of the beat-‘em-up. Each game,…
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Ninja Usagimaru – The Gem of Blessings review
What is the concept? Like any good puzzler, there’s more to Ninja Usagimaru – The Gem of Blessings that a…
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Skylanders: Superchargers Soars, Swerves and Swims
Like a juggler who keeps adding additional objects to his performance, the Skylanders’ franchise in an increasingly incredulous feat. Not…
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Hyperdimension Neptunia U: Action Unleashed review
On console, the Hyperdimension Neptunia series has provided a consistently engaging experience, blending amusing allegory, comical banter, and engaging play…
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Excave II: Wizard of the Underworld review
Helping to fill the deficiency of dungeon-crawlers on the 3DS, last February’s Excave proved to be a passable entry in…
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Story of Seasons review
For a franchise with a notable absence of antagonism, the Bokujō Monogatari/Harvest Moon franchise has found itself in an ironic…
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Damascus Gear: Operation Tokyo review
In many ways, mech-based games are the quintessential conduit for wish fulfillment. Typically, players are able to pilot awe-inspiring machines,…
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Söldner-X 2: Final Prototype review
With an existence spanning nearly forty years, the shoot ‘em up game (or shmup) has a well-deserved place in the…
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