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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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Fans of the massive Naruto universe are likely to find a good investment in Ultimate Ninja Storm 3.
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The Wii U Edition of the well received fighter first released in September includes nearly everything from the PS3/360 release, and more.
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Tank! Tank! Tank! is an accessible, if not overly simplified and repetitive experience, that all but requires local multiplayer to remain sustainable.
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Namco steps in the HD Collection ring with pair of DBZ fighters from the PS2.
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Thundercats
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For the animation fans out there, it’s truly a shame that the revamped Thundercats series was canceled after only one season, because by all the accounts I’ve been exposed to it was a great tribute to the original show, if not better in nearly every aspect in comparison. Does "Thundercats" for the Nintendo DS match that level of quality, or does it belong in an electrified litter box? Let's find out!
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The latest Dragon Ball game is a first person brawler and Kinect exclusive.
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More is more.
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Inversion
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Inversion was developed by Saber Interactive (Will Rock, Timeshift) and published by Namco. It's a third person shooter game with cover mechanics like Gears, build around the idea of using gravity to change gameplay. It's a neat idea, but the execution leaves a lot to be desired.
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There's drifting, stylish unlicensed vehicles, and more drifting, but all kidding aside, this is a significantly different Ridge Racer than I've come to know.
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Armored Core V
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Armored Core V has its flaws, but it also offers an accessible yet deep mech action game with a strong focus on network play.
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If you're looking for an introduction into the massive Naruto universe, this isn't it. But if you love Naruto and fighting, buckle your seat belt.
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A fun and charming JRPG from the long-running Tales series, Graces was originally released exclusively in Japan on the Wii in 2009. Graces f updates the visuals and adds a significant amount of content.
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Put a little J in that 3DS.
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Tekken 3D Prime Edition was one of the more impressive titles we saw at E3 2011. Though it was strictly in prototype form, the folks Namco and Arika had achieved a solid sixty frames-per-second with 3D fully engaged, a feat even Capcom couldn't accomplish with their 3DS edition of Super Street Fighter IV. Tekken in 3D certainly looked nice, but what sort of game its tech would crawl into remained a mystery.
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