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Zombie Tycoon 2: Brainhov's Revenge
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Braaaaiiiiiinssssss…
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Star Trek
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It's a big month for Star Trek, with the release of TNG S03 on Blu-ray, the new JJ Abram's film in theaters, and a videogame. I can tell you the TNG Blu-ray is amazing; I haven't seen the new movie yet obviously, but I bet it's a better value than the new game.
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Sacred Citadel
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Want the next Castle Crashers? This probably isn't it, but it's mindless fun you can have with a buddy or two.
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Injustice: Gods Among Us
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Injustice: Gods Among Us is an accessible, addictive, and fun fighting game.
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It takes a special kind of gamer to really enjoy this one.
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Oh, how I miss old school fighting games from the 90s.
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Old-school dungeon crawling at its best.
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You just run for an extended period of time. It's supposed to be wild.
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Fans of the massive Naruto universe are likely to find a good investment in Ultimate Ninja Storm 3.
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Puddle, previously released on other platforms, is now making a splash on the Wii U eShop.
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The Cave
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Ron Gilbert and Double Fine Productions attempt to combine their trademark humor, nostalgia for point-and-click adventure games with the practicality of the modern puzzle-platformer.
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Earth Defense Force 2017 defied conventional wisdom. When it was debuted as a $40 Xbox 360 title in 2007 it looked like a game released in 1999, played as if wasn't properly tested, and pretended online multiplayer didn't exist. A cursory glance revealed traditional budget-priced title willingly accepting its condemnation to bargain bins everywhere. Here's the thing; in spite of itself and everything else Earth Defense Force 2017 is actually really fun to play. The development team at Sandlot, perhaps by accident, created a legitimate cult classic. Five years later and it's the PlayStation Vita's first release of 2013 as Earth Defense Force 2017 Portable.
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When it was originally released, RIFT was supposed to be the World of Warcraft killer. Fans of MMOs had been clamoring about how Trion's big baby was going to bring something new in terms of gameplay. graphics and depth to force Blizzard's hand into making their juggernaut better. After all, competition does breed innovation. Regretfully, the expectations of RIFT fell short and the original release, while good, was nothing groundbreaking that would rattle the chain that WoW had on the MMO world. Well Trion's new baby, RIFT: Storm Legion, is more of all the expectations people had been hoping for from the original and more than just a simple expansion. Come see why.
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Karateka
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Response Time.
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