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5 (2) 4 (1) 3 (0) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.7 starsAverage score of 3 user reviews
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Despite falling just short of perfection, Tomb Raider is well worth your time. 0
I got my first game console when I was 12. Back then, my parents weren’t fond of the prospect of games taking up my free time. However, I was able to convince them that all I wanted for that 12th birthday was a Dreamcast and the latest Sonic games, Sonic Adventure and Sonic Shuffle (I was a bigSonic kid). For weeks after I got the system, those were the only games I’d play, but after my excitement for them had died down, I discovered that a demo disc had also come with my system. Not having anyt...
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Bioshock Infinite is a truly beautiful game. 0
The following review contains no spoilers.What constitutes beauty in gaming? Many have said that BioShock Infinite is a beautiful game, but just what does that mean? Does beauty only refer to a game’s graphics and the level of immersion you feel when you sit down in front of the screen, or can beauty in gaming also be found in a well-formed narrative, creating emotional investment through relatable characters and an engaging plot? Perhaps a game’s beauty is in its razor-honed gameplay, leaving y...
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Awakening is probably the most quality 3DS title we’ve seen since Super Mario 3D Land. 0
Outside of Japan, the Fire Emblem franchise is probably best known for their characters that appear in Super Smash Bros. You know the ones, Marth, Ike, and Roy? What you may not know is that the games in the Fire Emblem series have been influencing the development of strategy games since 1990, when the first game, Fire Emblem: Ankoku Ryū to Hikari no Tsurugi was released in Japan for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Back then it was revolutionary, being one of the first Eastern-style tactical ...
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