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15

Sep

By Peter

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Review : Indiana Jones and the Great Circle : The Order of Giants

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, released in December of 2024, ended up being one of my favourite games of the year, perfectly capturing the tone of those classic movies. So, I was delighted at the opportunity to once again don the Fedora and step back into the shoes of…

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11

Sep

By Ains

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Review : Borderlands 4 : Can’t Hold Me Down

Everyone has at least a couple of gaming franchises that mean more to them than most. For me, Borderlands sits near the top of the list. When the original released, I gamed daily with an old friend group I cherished, and, by time the sequel arrived in 2012, my entire…

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11

Sep

By Steve Esposito

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Star Wars Outlaws : Nintendo Switch 2 Breakdown

It has been a year since the release of Star Wars: Outlaws and much to my surprise, we are seeing it again with the release of the Switch 2 port. When I initially saw the game and considered its transition to Nintendo’s portable successor, I was a bit skeptical. But…

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09

Sep

By Seasoned Gaming

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Review : Razer Wolverine V3 Pro 8K PC Edition

In this controller review, Ains details the new Razer Wolverine V3 Pro 8K PC edition and compares it to the Xbox Wolverine V3 Pro that he reviewed previously. He also covers the Synapse software, the updates that are unique to this model, and why it's probably the best gaming controller…

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06

Sep

By Alejandro Segovia

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Review : Everybody’s Golf Hot Shots : Safe Swing

There was a time when PlayStation’s identity wasn’t just “big cinematic blockbusters.” In the PS1–PS4 era, especially, Sony Japan cultivated a lineup of quirky, soulful little titles that balanced out tentpoles, like the God of War games or The Last of Us' of the world. Hot Shots Golf—known globally as Everybody’s…

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05

Sep

By Ray

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Review : One-Eyed Likho : Down the Rabbit Hole

The opening scenes of developer Morteshka's One-Eyed-Likho are bleak, and not in a thematically compelling way. The environments feel flat, the character models look blocky, there’s a lack of soundtrack, and the animations are stiff and jarring. There’s an immediate lack of visual appeal, and while the monochromatic palette eventually…

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03

Sep

By Seasoned Gaming

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007 First Light : State of Play and Release Details

In today's PlayStation State of Play, the team at IO Interactive shared over 30 minutes of gameplay of 007 First Light including a playthrough of Bond’s first mission as an MI6 recruit. The action includes everything from high-speed car chases to on-foot stealth sequences and shootouts and was followed by…

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28

Aug

By Alejandro Segovia

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Review : Metal Gear Solid Delta : Snake Eater

Metal Gear Solid is bar none one of my favorite franchises from the formative years of my gaming career. Kojima’s stealth action opus not only cemented my love for stealth games, but showed me the power of video games as storytelling. Yes, some cutscenes stretched on. Yes, Kojima indulged in…

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27

Aug

By Ains

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Hands-On Preview : The Outer Worlds 2

While it may not feel like it, it's been nearly six years since Obsidian Entertainment released The Outer Worlds. I enjoyed the original immensely though, like others, I had wished the scope was a little more vast and the combat was more polished. Given Obsidian later confirming that entire locations…

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26

Aug

By Steve Esposito

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Lumines Arise Demo Hands-On and Announcement

I am easily distracted by the combination of lights and sound. Dancing around each other and ingraining the two separate senses into a solitary experience. Lumines returns as the famed, majestic spectacle ripe for my picking. Unfortunately, instead of releasing my brain and allowing it to become tranced by the…

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22

Aug

By AndresPlays

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Review : Herdling : Nature’s Calling

A couple of months ago, I stayed over at a friend's house who had two cats. In the morning, to my surprise, I discovered one of them had decided to cuddle with me. Emboldened by this experience, I posted that I was "touched by the gods." While people's mileage may…

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21

Aug

By Joe La Russa

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Review : Echoes of the End : Echoes of Great Potential

There’s a scene in the 2005 film remake of the classic television series Bewitched where Will Ferrel’s Jack Wyatt’s soon-to-be ex-wife is bewitched by Nicole Kidman’s Isabel Bigelow into signing the divorce papers and says, under a spell, that she’s moving out of the house that afternoon. When inquired as…

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16

Aug

By Joe La Russa

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Review : Mafia The Old Country : An Offer You Shouldn’t Refuse

Picture it: Sicily, 1904. A young man, sold into slavery by his father, slaves away in a sulfur mine, with nothing to his name besides the long-held dream of freedom. After saving and scrounging, this young man and his only friend are mere months away from having enough lire to…

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01

Aug

By Seasoned Gaming

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Battlefield 6 : Everything You Need to Know

The teams at Battlefield Studios have officially pulled the curtain back (or more appropriately, blown the doors off) on Battlefield 6. And to say it's been impressive would be an understatement. We've summarized everything you need to know from the multiplayer reveal, press event, and launch details. Let's dive in.…

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30

Jul

By Patrick Shields

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Review : Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound : Ninja Step

Few games are held in such reverence to old-school gamers as those in the 8-bit Ninja Gaiden trilogy. As such, when Dotemu announced that it was producing a new side-scrolling entry to the series, being developed by The Game Kitchen, the news was exciting. Yet, fans wondered how much it…

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