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Final Fantasy XV Review

January 28, 2017

Editor's Choice

Final Fantasy XV as a game is greater than the sum of its parts, and it provides a touching personal tale of brotherhood and coming-of-age.

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by Geoff

Star Wars: Battlefront Review

February 16, 2016

Battlefront delivers a fantastic Star Wars spectacle but disappoints as a game, with fairly significant balance and matchmaking issues as well as a lack of content.

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by Geoff

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze Review

February 19, 2015

Editor's Choice

Veteran Kong players might scoff at Retro's latest adventure, but they'd be doing themselves a disservice by not giving it a chance.

11064

by Klippy

Resident Evil HD Remaster Review

February 1, 2015

The Resident Evil remake has aged incredibly well, proving that when done right, survival horror games can still have a place in the modern gaming landscape.

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by Rhys

Hyrule Warriors Review

November 23, 2014

Some faults prevent Hyrule Warriors from being a masterpiece, but lovers of Zelda will enjoy what it offers in fan-service glory.

by Klippy

Azure Striker Gunvolt Review

September 6, 2014

Although repetitive to an extent, Gunvolt is a worthy successor to Inti Creates' Mega Man games, and a fun addition to the 3DS' digital library in its own right.

by Rhys

Animal Crossing: New Leaf Review

June 13, 2014

New Leaf is a great starting point for new fans of the series, while also giving veterans a refreshing way to play. Relatively minor flaws and some monotony detract little from the overall experience.

by Klippy

The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds Review

June 6, 2014

A Link Between Worlds is a throwback that often feels overly familiar, but the steps taken to break out of series conventions are admirable, and the increased focus on exploration and lack of hand-holding are refreshing.

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by Geoff

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