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Metro: Last Light
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Written by Chris Richardson
May 20, 2013
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In a world where modern game development concerning the the single-player experience is becoming an afterthought--especially in the realm of first-person shooters, where the infinite variations of multiplayer deathmatch rule the day-- a game that eschews this tradition and delivers an incredibly solid single-player title that includes a tremendous storyline deserves a great deal of recognition.
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Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon
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Written by Eric Layman
May 01, 2013
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In a world...
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Written by Eric Layman
April 25, 2013
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How to Save a Life
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Written by Eric Layman
April 21, 2013
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Sympathy for the Monster
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Written by Chris Richardson
April 18, 2013
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Is it wrong when the DLC is better than the primary release?
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Written by Nathaniel Stevens
March 26, 2013
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Nearly six months after its initial release on the consoles, Resident Evil 6 has finally made it to PC. Will PC folks be pleasantly surprised with Capcom's additions? Will it be enough for folks to fall in love with it? Come find out.
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Written by Chris Richardson
March 25, 2013
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A hand-held trip of long distance death-dealing.
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Written by Chris Richardson
March 18, 2013
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The 2013 edition of SimCity may go down in history as being one of the hardest games to review. Ever. By now, you’re probably well aware of all the hubbub surrounded the latest of edition of Maxis’ beloved title. Backed by the publishing power of EA, the developers opted for an always-on/server-dependent experience, a design choice that, to put it bluntly, practically ruined the initial launch of such a highly-anticipated game.
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Written by Chris Richardson
March 09, 2013
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Is Rebellion's return trip to the good old gaming days of World War 2 shooters and occult-powered Nazi enemies, painted with a modern coat of glossy graphics and third-person gameplay, a nostalgia-filled trip of fun and adventure or does it, like a poorly-sighted sniper, miss its mark?
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Written by Nathaniel Stevens
January 05, 2013
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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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