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Steam's Next Fest event might be months behind us, but ZombiePie returns to writing to discuss one of the more controversial demos from it that still has many people talking. What makes the Panzer Dragoon Zwei: Remake demo so divisive? Read to find out!
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If Konami Digital Entertainment is as back as this elusive “they” say it is, then I got a list of demands. Like how they should remake the Solid Snake trilogy, starting with 1998’s Metal Gear Solid.
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Mento gets ready to crisp some souls and quaff some deutoplasm in this perfectly normal turn-based Indie RPG sequel from Mason Lindroth.
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The 17th annual celebration of apes in video games is finally upon us here at Giant Bomb, so to do my part here's some deep dives on three retro games featuring simiiformes in their simmiest forms. In fact, just so I avoid the whole clickbait rebuttal thing, we're covering Ape Escape, Donkey Kong '94, and (perhaps the most obvious of all) Bazaru de Gozaru no Game de Gozaru.
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The DOOM Port Corner returns, and this time we almost had FMV!
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We're taking another walk in the Darkside for this sequel in a spooky, silly series of superstitious surmisals. There may even be Cthulhus in this one.
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ThatPinguino is back again to put the fun in fundraising!
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A Bridge Too Far is a large-scale war epic that uses its spectacle to tell a much sadder story about overconfidence, failed planning and the human cost of military ambition. Rather than celebrating victory, the film shows how bravery on the ground is undone by flawed decisions at the top. Its great strength lies in combining historical scale with a clear sense of tragedy.
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You might have heard that the Giant Bomb Community Endurance Run is coming up SOON! Giant Bomb moderator ZombiePie reviews their plans for the event as well as their pitch for why YOU should tune in to the fun!
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Another month means more video game and anime musings from this guy over here, the guy whose name is attached to this article. That one. Forgotten my own username? Pfft, that'd be crazy. You're crazy. Crazy for not clicking this link and reading this already. Get to it.
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Back for again with collected thoughts from March and a dive into two pieces of Resident Evil media. I hope people enjoy.
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We are raising money for Pencils of Promise again this year, and as an added bonus I will match all donations made on my campaign page with a separate donation to the Center for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) in Toronto, Ontario Canada (up to a limit of $ 1,000).
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Continuing deeper into 1995, we're looking at Hover Strike, International Sensible Soccer, Power Drive Rally, Pinball Fantasies, and Super Burnout.
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"Requiem is really great overall, fantastic at its best, but definitely plays it a little too safe in some ways."
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After sending a fax to Canada due to some unclear instructions, Mento then checked out (for the first time!) the classic NES RPG for his never-satiated need for achievements of the retro kind.
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This week's vertiginous platformer Youropa (2018, frecle) has Mento not only walking on the walls but hitting his head against them as the levels get ever trickier to navigate.
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The DOOM port that was the blueprint for all the other DOOM ports is here and it only took me four entries to get around to it.
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February/March's Steam Next Fest even may be a faded memory at this point, but ZombiePie still has another batch of five games they want to talk to you about that made a strong impression on them.
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I argue that Sony should revive LittleBigPlanet on PS5 because the series represented something modern PlayStation has been losing: imagination, creativity, and personality. It says Sony has become too reliant on polished, prestige-style exclusives and needs a game that feels playful, communal, and distinctive again.
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Part of the email may have been cut off but Mento's pretty sure his doctor recommended planning more colonies per year from here on out. So that's what's happening on this edition of IGotW with the sci-fi management sim, Mercury Fallen. (Not to be confused with Uranus Broken, which was the subject line of the doctor's follow-up email.)
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Finally, a port that boldly asks the question: What if the PS1 version was worse?
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"Gamers incensed as Zelda goes Wind Woke!" Mento writes for a headline, as he turns a big dial that says "SEO" on it while constantly looking back at the audience for approval.
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Mento puts his Super Mario 64 skills to use in Analgesic's 2022 3D platformer Sephonie, only to find himself playing Tetris with molluscs instead. S'all good.
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Our trip through the various ports of DOOM continues with a port full of compromises that was a launch title for the 32X! Just don't listen to the soundtrack.
