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    To be frank: this is what you hope to see in an annually released game. More features and improvements across the board combine to make it better than ever. WWE 2K25 is exactly that – bigger and better than ever.

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    Keen Software House (Keen) has recently launched Space Engineers 2 (SE2) into early access with a polished communication campaign featuring YouTube influencer previews, snappy teasers and a road map using the ‘vertical slice’ concept to show the intended path between initial early access availability and final release.

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    I've got a good one for ya! An awkward teen, an amnesiac kid, a grumpy Lolita, a bratty child (not really), a hacker, an oblivious employee and an AI walk into an underwater bio-dome---

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Month In Review - January 2017

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Zen Pinball 2: Marvel's Women of Power - PS4 Review

Zen Pinball is frequently releasing new tables for their core game, and while some fare better than others, all of them are of high quality. In the end whether you like a particular table probably comes down to a matter of preference. For me, these are both good but not great...
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Siegecraft Commander - PS4 Review

Like all good adventures, what doesn’t kill you only makes you stronger. Taking this to heart is a bunch of humans who, after crash landing their ship face-first into the dirt, argue about who’s fault it was before setting their sights on something more important. Moving...
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Atelier Shallie Plus: Alchemists of the Dusk Sea - Vita Review

The Atelier series is long running with my first entry being the sixth entry of Atelier Iris back on the PS2. Not having played an entry through to completion since the twelfth and thirteenth* entries of Atelier Meruru and Ayesha, I was a bit hesitant to jump into the final...
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Bandai Namco has some great games coming up soon

Last year saw a lot of great games come out by Bandai Namco, and we're keeping an eye on several upcoming titles including the following news about Sword Art, Ace Combat and Ni no Kuni II...
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Memorable Music in Gaming #32

I don't do these very often but lately I keep finding myself returning to The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel OSTs. These latest in the series have some incredible music tracks and more often than not I would find myself prolonging a battle just to hear the track start...
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Robocop - Amstrad CPC 6128 Retro Reflections

This is another retro review for the Amstrad, a home computer of the eighties. Though most people today have never heard of it, this machine made me love video games and triggered my imagination, along with comics and cinema. So, I am very fond of it...
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Heroine Anthem Zero - PC Review

Heroine Anthem Zero is a new beginning to an older series that saw its last release back in 2003. Set in a Slavic fantasy world, Wanin and Mormolia start off on a new adventure after heading back to their village as part of those known as the Forest Keepers. From the store...
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Sylvio - Xbox One Review

Sylvio puts an emphasis on atmosphere, creating horror more through storytelling and exploration than a true sense of danger. It is one of those titles that makes great use of sound and as such is best experienced in a dark room with an ideal audio situation (headset or surround...
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Games of January 2017

I would love to say that "It’s that time again!" but we are a bit later this month. Coming in near the end of the month however isn't all that bad as it hasn't been a heavy one and the important titles? Dragon Quest VIII on the 3DS just released this past friday and the best...
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Month In Review - December 2016

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