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Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D
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Donkey Kong barrels his way onto the 3DS for a remake of the Wii classic. Does it hold up to the same level of greatness as its predecessor?
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Since 2004, Mario Vs. Donkey Kong has provided four solid puzzle titles to both the Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS. Starting as an action/platforming puzzler, the series moved more into a sandbox style, on-rails platforming puzzler. Everything up until now has been seen in a classic 2D platforming style but with the newest iteration to the series being on the 3DS, why not change things up a little bit to better accommodate the hardware?
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Oh, boy. 1984 was a rough going for the arcades. Maybe the collapse, which was really in full swing that year, affected what games hit the smokey arcade dungeons.
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An old toy (Wacky Wall Crawler) from my childhood has reared its head in an iOS game. The game is far more entertaining than the toy, but is it less frustrating? Come see.
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FORE... teen! EA Sports presents the newest entry into its heralded brand of PGA golf, including the usual cast and courses with some new additions, and a fresh set of exclusive Augusta National related content. The sweet adjustments made to Total Swing Control, a plethora of modes, and on-point presentation creates a console country club well worth the price of membership.
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A rhythm game by Game Freak that isn't Pokémon themed? I guess this could work...
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Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates To Infinity is the latest release in the “Mystery Dungeon” series, a spin-off of the ever-so-popular core Pokemon series. Though the main series has been going strong for nearly 20 years (!!!) in Japan, the Mystery Dungeon games have quietly become a mainstay of their own – Gates to Infinity is the ninth such title in eight years (though only six have made it to the states). I had never played a Mystery Dungeon title until GTI, but having grown up in the hey-day of Poke-mania has made me a huge fan of the franchise and has given its main series the distinction of being the only RPG I ever regularly play for fun. So how did GTI play to a man who tends to avoid such things (even if they’re painted in a Pokemon coat?) Surprisingly…well.
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Who you gonna call? ...Oh, are you sure about that?
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Welcome back to another year of the big league, players.
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If mice could cry.
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Mickey is called back to Cartoon Wasteland to help out with some issues the place is having. This time around he's got a new companion to help him literally paint the town (yes, I went there). Oswald the Rabbit is included in the adventure this time, and there's more old school/new school fun to be had with Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two.
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Crashmo
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If Pushmo is Crack, Crashmo is Cocaine (both are highly addictive and very similar but are used in a different way).
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Funky Barn
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Funky Barn is an addictive micro-management game from Tantalus and 505 Games that, like an addictive mobile game, will keep you tuned in for hours but isn't likely to leave you feeling like you've accomplished anything. Let's take a closer look.
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21st Century Mario.
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