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Super Mario Bros. Deluxe Review (Game Boy Color)
Mario's back and now he fits nicely in your pocket
December 30, 2014 - Mario has come a long way since the NES era but that time is still worth reminiscing about. Super Mario Bros. Deluxe is a portable version of the original Super Mario game with a load of extras that will keep you entertained for hours of Goomba-stomping fun.
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Juju Review (PlayStation 3)
Yet another story about a pink panda and his shaman dad
December 26, 2014 - 2D platformers come in all shapes and sizes and Juju is one that doesn't deviate much but remains a solid experience from start to finish. Fans of the genre will find some enjoyment in it, but is it worth a download? The short answer is... probably.
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Top 10 Wii U Exclusives of 2014
Nintendo's still got game
December 23, 2014 - The Wii U has had its dry spells since its debut back in 2012, but 2014 was a great year for Nintendo's little console that could. This list consists of ten of the best Wii U console-exclusives that every Wii U owner would be proud to have in their collection.
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Fairune Review (3DS)
So, what am I supposed to do next?
December 21, 2014 - Fairune may look like a basic retro action RPG, but looks can be deceiving. Besides battling foes and leveling up, you will find yourself lost in plenty of obtuse lateral-thinking quests and spend most of your time simply asking, "What do I do now?"
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Jetpack Joyride Deluxe Review (PlayStation 3)
Do fries go with that steak?
December 17, 2014 - Barry Steakfries dusts off his machine gun fueled jetpack to star in an updated version of his classic sleeveless escapade. Fans and newcomers alike will enjoy all of the new content, but is it enough of a game to warrant a download?
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Top 10 GameCube Exclusives That Deserve Sequels
Check your back catalogue, Nintendo
December 16, 2014 - The Nintendo GameCube has a fantastic library of games and quite a lot of them haven't seen the light of day since. This article lists ten games and series that started and unfortunately ended on the GameCube. Therefore, Star Wars: Rogue Squadron doesn't count (since it started on Nintendo 64) and neither does Metroid Prime (since it has a sequel on Wii). Anyway, I hope you enjoy this list of long-gone but not forgotten GameCube exclusives that definitely deserve sequels.
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Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker Review (Wii U)
White 'shrooms can't jump
December 15, 2014 - Captain Toad straps on his headlamp and oversized backpack to finally star in his own adventure. As you journey with the little fellow, you'll unearth treasures while exploring stages, solving puzzles, fighting dastardly bosses, and adoring everything in sight.
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Crash 'n the Boys Street Challenge Review (NES)
The Olympic Games come to River City
December 12, 2014 - Crash and the boys are about to kick some rich kid ass in this no-holds-barred contest of strength. Featuring five unique track and field events (that mostly involve physical violence); you must truly be the best around to reign supreme among River City's toughest.
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Tennis in the Face Review (PlayStation 4)
Step aside, Agassi, there's a new kid in town
December 10, 2014 - Tennis players are generally angrier than birds so a game like Tennis in the Face makes a lot of sense. This game will have you aiming and whacking tennis balls at plenty of deserving buffoons while making you grin from ear to ear.
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Threes! Review (Xbox One)
Three is a magic number
December 8, 2014 - Unique puzzle games are becoming increasingly scarce yet Threes brings some much needed innovation to the genre. It's definitely one of those games that's hard to put down since the charming presentation and addictive gameplay will have you hooked from the second you start sliding those cute little tiles.
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