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Great In All The Right Places
(PS3N)
I never managed to finish Saints Row 2 on the PC, so when I found out that copies of Saints Row: The Third on the Playstation 3 came with a free copy of Saints Row 2 (and Best Buy had the title on sale for $30), I found myself obligated ... |
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Mars Has No Law Enforcement
(PC)
The Geo Mod engine allows for destructible environments.Stories like Red Faction always manage to put me off of the idea of space travel and colonization. Set in the year 2070, you play as Parker, a miner on Mars for the Ultor Corporation. Being so far away from Earth, Mars apparently ... |
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Everything About Postal 3 Feels Fake
(PC)
Postal 3 does to the Postal series what Duke Nukem Forever did to Duke Nukem: Managed to take concepts that couldn't realistically be disappointing, and manages to disappoint all the way to the bank. Like a pizza sundae, Postal 3 is a mixture of delicious ingredients thrown together to come ... |
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Does A Lot With A Little
(3DSW)
Ever since the Nintendo 64, Nintendo has shown a desire to have a Mario Kart game on every system, even if it means outsourcing the work to a third party company. Mario Kart: Super Circuit on the Gameboy Advance was developed by Intelligent Systems Co, who you may know best ... |
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It's Fun Because Shut Up
(PC)
Hail to the king, baby.Duke Nukem is an episode taken right out of a children's television show, where a character becomes famous and eventually ruins their fame by taking what made them famous and running it into the ground through force and artificial means. Duke Nukem Forever is the result ... |
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Shut Up and Take My Money
(PS3)
I broke my new game policy for Elder Scrolls: Skyrim for one reason: Because it is The Elder Scrolls. The only other company I will wait in line at midnight for is Valve, and thanks to Steam and digital distribution all I have to do is wait in line at ... |
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Bullet Sponges and Lackluster AI Bring Borderlands Down
(PC)
Borderlands makes me recognize my own double standards as a curator of MMORPG's, games that have for over a decade thrived on the concept of sword/mace/magic/axe/etc sponges populating worlds and carrying AI just slightly over the intellectual boundaries of "that guy different, me run straight line and smash." Borderlands has ... |
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A Must Have For Any Collection
(PS2)
Gun released in 2005, around the time that everyone worth their salt was scrambling to put together a Grand Theft Auto style game in another setting, a trend that arguably still exists to this day. Gun puts you in the world of the Old West, during the time of outlaws, ... |
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You Won't Want To Get Out Of Here, Stalker.
(PC)
Stalker: Shadow of Chernobyl is evidence that a small developer can make a big name for itself with the right product. Launched in 2007, Shadow of Chernobyl lays the tale of a world in which the Chernobyl power plant has exploded a second time, causing a zone to appear ... |
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Stupid? Silly? With Just A Hint of Mario
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Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening is lying to your right off the bat: There is no Zelda in this title. There is also no Hyrule. Link's Awakening DX was recently re-released on the Nintendo 3DS as part of the 25th anniversary of the franchise, and if you weren't around to ... |
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Great Game Marred By Control Issues
(PC)
Raaaaaather...When American McGee released Alice back in 2000, the game caused quite a stir in the gaming community. The game was distinctly Alice in Wonderland, but with a gothic horror theme that managed to take a normally delightfully demented world and pervert it into something twisted and morbid. Alice fought ... |
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I Have A Sneaking Suspicion...
(DS)
Secret Files: Tunguska is one of those games that I find on clearance for $4 and think: "Alright, Omali (I refer to myself as Omali in my inner monologue, now you know), this game is just a couple bucks. It's likely terrible, in which case it might be bad in ... |
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We Can Rebuild Shephard, We Can Streamline Him
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Right off the bat, what's the best way to start a sequel? Killing the main character in the opening sequence, and having it not be a flashback. That's right Shephard, you're dead. Mass Effect 2 takes place two years after Mass Effect, to a world that believes Shephard dead (thanks to ... |
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Elite Beat Agents' Less Successful Brother.
(DS)
Michael Jackson: The Experience started out similar, for me, to Scribblenauts, and we all know how that review went, in that I had such great hope for the premise that I went out and bought the game on day one, only to be horribly disappointed. Especially as a long time ... |
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"Well, I Guess We Do This The Hard Way."
(PC)
Imagine you live in a game world where important characters can die. Not just the characters you meet in your travels, but your actions could cause your own squad to die. Now imagine that your actions will have an effect over not just the one game, but every game in ... |
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