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Neo neo noir abounds in this first-person detective adventure set in a dystopian future where no-one ever dies, at least not without the government's permission. I had a joke about taking umbrage with the title but I'll save the rough chuckles for the more thematically apropos winter months.
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This "Oops, All Platformers" season of 64 in 64 (the internet's favorite N64 game ranking show in my mind) continues with Episode 53, in which the early bear and bird get the worm. Or at least I wish they did. Someone needs to get that thing before it can cause any more mental anguish.
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A blog covering far more than you ever needed to know about the original Kidz Bop album.
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Episode 0 of a soon-to-be-biweekly blog about the Kidz Bop franchise, featuring an overview and an "FAQ".
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Did you know? The month of August was so named because after one long and humid summer that offered no relief the first cool breezes of autumn would arrive, leading the luminary figures of the time to exclaim "ahh, gust." More true facts like these can be found in this month's appraisal of all things games and anime.
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As we get older our tastes in media invariably change, maturing to befit our many years of experiences on this planet while we leave behind the cool and edgy frivolities of our childhood. So this week I'm playing a game called Doomblade because it lets me swing a big doomblade around and it makes all the bad guys go "splorch!" and "kablaow!".
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It's my ten favorite games of 2025, but in August of '26. Because why not?
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ArbitraryWater recounts what it's like to get back into Pokemon after several years, up to and including finishing the pokedex. He's not sorry.
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As we countdown to the end of Summer, ZombiePie is starting a new blog feature in which they look at the most notable and weird RPGs from Japanese developer, Sting. This week they checked out Baroque, a game with a major and vocal cult following in an attempt to discern fact from fiction about the game.
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Summer's coming to an end, so what better time to go on a vacation to a beautiful tropical island in the South Pacific with this week's game Call of the Sea? Just look out for sharks, jellyfish, and Cthulhus. Oh, and sunburns.
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Game OVA Reversal ends with... wow, it's more Falcom, huh? Really keeping all the readers guessing, aren't we? Anyway, the Legend of Heroes got a huge glow up with the Trails games but what's the first one like? Or its anime adaptation, for that matter? Can I fit any more questions up here?
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Bringing back this old-ass feature that really only had a couple of entries, so don't worry about it. I've been playing a lot of fighting games recently! Let's talk about them!
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Indie games have long since become a truly global scene where the next big hit could from come anywhere around the world. Instead of covering any of those, though, Mento barely had to leave the house to bump into the paean to North Englishness that is Thank Goodness You're Here!.
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We're close to the end of the 2026 season of Game OVA Reversal and, like many video game and anime enjoyers, we've immersed ourselves in Sin this time.
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Gaming has seen a growing influx of joke games that last about three to five hours and are oriented around one joke or premise. How should we approach those games? That question is at the heart of ZombiePie's latest article.
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It's been a while since I last checked in with ACE Team, so let's see what's going on with their latest entry in the bumpy monster brawler series that is Zeno Clash. Wait... these mechanics look kinda familiar...
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So far this season of Game OVA Reversal we've covered cyber ninja, mystical ninja, and Adol Christin (who is cooler than any ninja). Probably about time we had some actual ninja here. So... here's a ninja guy, then.
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ZombiePie has another review of three game demos gaining some traction on Steam and even fires away the Morrowind fan siren for one of them!
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Along with the humidity of a rainforest, July also included plenty of treats by way of a new anime season, more Indies, and the return of a (somewhat) beloved feature. I also conceived of an excuse to play an Ys game this month so... not a wash by any stretch.
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A platformer full of eggs? Sadly, it's not the Indie reboot of Dizzy the Adventurer but rather Cavern of Dreams: a 3D platformer very attuned to the Nintendo 64 salad days of the genre. Am I not already playing enough of those this year? No. The answer is no.
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The recent controversies surrounding Palworld and its comparisons to Pokémon should be examined because, at the end of the day, Palworld does have a major problem, one that it may not be able to overcome
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Struggling to stay cool, Mento has decided that staying underneath an alien ocean surrounded by highly-strung weirdos is probably the best way to beat the heat. Harold Halibut, the stop-motion-inspired underwater adventure from Slow Bros, is the Indie Game of the Week this time.
