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A Very Fun Ripoff 0
You've heard it a million times - Dante's Infero is a ripoff of God of War. But is this really a bad thing? The latter has brought us hours of super-fun combat mixed with engaging cinematics and an addictive upgrade system. The difference with Dante's Inferno is that it swaps ancient Greece with the depths of Hell. If all of the above sounds enticing, then run, don't walk to your nearest B&M/online retailer and get yourself a copy of this game. Having beaten and enjoyed all three chapter...
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Meet the new boss, same as the old boss 0
What follows is a review of the single-player campaign only. Despite its critical and commercial success, I never got around to playing a lot of Splinter Cell. Sure, I dabbled in a little of the original title on a buddy's PS2 many moons ago but quickly found that game to be unforgiving and too reliant on trial-and-error. In other words, it wasn't very fun. Fast forward to 2010 and Splinter Cell: Conviction. The pre-release buzz seemed to indicate that Ubi...
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What the hell did I just play 0
It's been covered in other reviews ad nauseum, but allow me to reiterate: this game is batshit insane. No, really. In fact, it was almost too overwhelming at first. Torture attacks? Nonsensical Eastern cutscenes? Cringe-inducing, sexploitative combat? Erotic librarians? It was all too much. But I soldiered on, and after a few chapters I warmed up to the game in a big way. If I had to come up with some bullets on why you should play Bayonetta besides the fact that it looks and plays great, I'd ...
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