Despite clearly having less action in this episode, A New Frontier remains engaging. Editor’s Note: This review contains light spoilers concerning the first couple episodes of A New Frontier. Readers’ discretion is advised.
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Hockey is, without a doubt, the toughest and most demanding of the “big four” major professional sports. Football demands toughness, yes, but only 16 times a year to hockey’s 82 (potentially 110 if you’re on a great team that just…
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Welcome back to a modern era Ghost Recon set in an open world.
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28 Mar 2017
Splatoon 2 is one of the most anticipated titles to come to the Nintendo Switch, and this past weekend was their Global Testfire. This gives Nintendo a better opportunity to stress test servers and give anxious players a sample of…
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With the dearth of titles at the Switch’s launch, Nintendo’s indie-made puzzle game is one of its best titles that deserves attention.
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We tune into the limited beta for the upcoming Splatoon 2 on the Switch to see the little bits of new stuff and everything else it has to offer.
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We check out the newest game from David O’Reilly to see if it lives up to the lofty goals the name implies.
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They Shall Not Pass is the first expansion for Battlefield 1. Focusing on France’s contributions to the war, players get a brand new look at the French countryside as it gets ravished throughout the expansion’s many new maps and modes….
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Anima: Gate of Memories is a semi-open world RPG developed by a very small indie team in Kai Nesbit. It takes you inside the fantasy of bringing a decade-old card game to life. It isn’t perfect, nor is it very impressive either. Did…
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Robotic dinosaurs being hunted by a badass with a bow and arrow. Need I say more? Turns out, yes, for a valid review for Horizon: Zero Dawn, I do.
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Some things are best left hiding in the shadows until the perfect plan can be executed.
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Japan has given birth to some of the most unique and eccentric game developers in the field. Hideo Kojima, for example, went a long way in adapting and articulating the language of film in his games. Fumito Ueda, whose minimalist…
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