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Skee-Ball Review (Switch)
No tokens required
April 20, 2018 - Believe it or not, this redemption arcade game has been around for over 100 years. The question is: will today's whippersnappers with their newfangled contraptions appreciate the timeless classic on their Switchamacallit?
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Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice Review (Xbox One)
It'll drive you crazy
April 19, 2018 - One of last year's biggest surprises from veteran game developer Ninja Theory is finally available for Xbox One. If you still haven't played it yet then unsheathe your blade and let's see if it puts up a fight.
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Rampage: From Video Game to the Big Screen
Shut off your brain and have fun
April 18, 2018 - Yes, they actually made a movie based on Midway's classic 1986 city-destroying arcade classic. However, is it any good? Well, yes! So, let's take a deeper look at how the film stacks up against the game series.
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Gal Gun 2 Review (PlayStation 4)
A deeply thought-provoking gaming experience
April 16, 2018 - Shooting schoolgirls with pheromone shots so they stop sexually harassing you is a stupid premise for a video game. However, stupid games can be some of the most fun, too, so let's see if Gal Gun 2 is an enjoyable way to kill brain cells.
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Project Nimbus: Code Mirai Review (PlayStation 4)
It's no Zone of the Enders
April 14, 2018 - Flying around in a mech and shooting everything in sight is so much fun. Project Nimbus: Code Mirai is here to prove that but does it have what it takes to live up to classics like Armored Core and Omega Boost?
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The Little Ball That Could Review (Xbox One)
A must-have hidden gem
April 13, 2018 - From Marble Madness to Super Monkey Ball; carefully rolling spheres through tricky stages has been enjoyable for decades. So, how does The Little Ball That Could stack up against these timeless classics?
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Dragon Blaze Review (Switch)
One of Psikyo's best shmups
April 13, 2018 - We've been everywhere from ancient Japan to an alternate post World War II setting. Now, Psikyo's latest classic shmup to hit the Switch will have you mounting a dragon in order to deal with mythical monsters.
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Rogue Aces Review (PlayStation 4)
An addictive roguelike that lands a little rough
April 12, 2018 - Ever since classic arcade games like Konami's Time Pilot, soaring through the sky while shooting down enemy planes has made for some fun times. So, does Rogue Aces do a good job of modernizing this retro formula? Strap in because we're about to find out.
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Regalia: Royal Edition Review (PlayStation 4)
Of Men and Monarchs
April 11, 2018 - Indie turn-based strategy RPGs are a hit and miss genre. Regalia: Royal Edition is a bold attempt at crafting an immersive and diverse entry in the genre so prepare to build your kingdom and let's see how it holds up.
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Yakuza 6: The Song of Life Review (PlayStation 4)
Kiryu: a family man
April 10, 2018 - Sega's long-running open world organized crime series finally has a new sequel. Kazuma Kiryu is back but this time around, he's more interested in protecting his actual family instead of his crime family. However, that doesn't mean that he forgot how to kick ass!
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