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Dragon Quest VIII iOS Review: Itty-bitty Living Space
An expensive, choppy, claustrophobic, and ultimately disappointing port.
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Sonic's New Friend "Sticks" and the Flipside of Nostalgia
Gamers have a real complex about Sonic. It doesn't have to be that way though.
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Double Dip: What Halo and Last of Us Can Learn from Persona 4 Golden
More remastered versions are on their way as the generation gets properly underway. Here's what they can learn from the best of the bunch.
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Unraveling the Strange Appeal of Drakengard
We explore the reasons behind the cult appeal of Taro Yoko's strange, nihilistic action series.
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Drakengard 3 PS3 Review: The Gods Must Be Crazy
A magical girl suffers a psychotic break and goes on a roaring rampage of revenge in this subpar action RPG from the developers of Nier.
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What to Play this Weekend: Child of Light, Super TIME Force, and Nazi Zombies
Stumped on what to play this weekend? Here are a few ideas for you.
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Borderlands 2 PS Vita Review: Lost in Translation
Save that precious Vita memory space for something else.
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Kat's Quest: Child of Light as the Quiet Successor to Grandia
How Child of Light took a great RPG battle system and made it even better.
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The Game Boy's First-Person Shooter (And Other Stories From an Ill-Starred Sub-Genre)
Handheld platforms may not be particularly well-suited for first-person shooters, but it's not for want of trying.
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It's Not Just Tomodachi Life
Nintendo isn't the first to shy away from LGBT relationships in their games, but they should be the last.
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Five Features to Expect from the Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire Remakes
Our resident Pokémon Master shares her thoughts on the Generation III remakes.
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Is PlayStation Vita About to Hit its Prime?
?Over the past few years, PlayStation Vita has slowly, but surely carved out a niche for itself. Can Sony take advantage of this and finally realize their system's true potential?
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Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls PC Review: The Diablo 3 We've Always Wanted
Is a fifth act, an endgame-style Adventure Mode, and a new Crusader class enough to revitalize Diablo III? We've been busy finding out - while picking up a mountain of loot along the way.
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Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes PS4 Review: Bring on the Main Course
Despite a strong mission and fun open-ended design, Ground Zeroes doesn't offer quite enough to justify a standalone release. Kat Bailey spends some time with the new prologue to Metal Gear Solid V.
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Keiji Inafune Discusses Yaiba, Ninja Gaiden's Gaiden
The man who helped give us Resident Evil and Dead Rising shares his appreciation for The Walking Dead, his approach to zombie design, and more.
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Murdered: Soul Suspect Features a Deceptively Intriguing Premise
How Square Enix's new adventure game tackles the design problems that come with being a ghost.
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Pokemon Bank 3DS Review: Pokemon's Secret Weakness Rears its Head Once Again
Two eShop apps that are every bit as clunky as Pokemon X/Y itself.
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2013 in Review: The Year We All Became Pokemon Masters
It may not seem like it, but Pokemon X and Y marks a turning point for the series.
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Making Smarter Smartphone Games
GungHo Online's CEO on Puzzle & Dragons Z, mobile gaming for gamers, and how to monetize while still respecting the consumer.
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Once More Unto the Mediocre Breach: A Battlefield 4 Review
Battlefield 4's multiplayer is strong as ever. The single-player? Not so much.
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TGS: An Audience with Shuhei Yoshida
The jolly face of Sony talks indie games, mobile's impact on handheld gaming and more.
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TGS: Inside the DualShock 4
Kat Bailey speaks with designer Tetsu Sumii about the creation of PlayStation 4's controller, and how DualShock has evolved.
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Lost Planet 3 Review
Not even cool mechs are enough to save Lost Planet 3 from the abyss of boring semi-competence.
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Before Shin Megami Tensei IV, There was Strange Journey
Why this SMT spinoff is still worth your time.
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Civilization V: Brave New World Review
Is globalization enough to elevate Civilization V into the strategy game we all thought it could be in 2010?