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Review: Ys: Memories of Celceta

Ys: Memories of Celceta represents both a series and a subgenre that I’ve never really investigated before. The Ys series of RPGs has been around since the...

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Review: Thief

To say that Thief is a slow burn is an understatement. Like its main character Garrett tip-toeing in the shadows, Thief moves at an almost excruciatingly slow...

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Review: TxK

Jeff Minter is well known for making quirky, retro-styled games. In particular, he is credited with being the driving force behind one of the few games that...

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Review: Rayman Legends

If you've come here hoping for a review replete with loads of changes and advancements to the next-gen version of Rayman Legends, you’d best prepare for...

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Review: Fable Anniversary

Given that I entered the world of Xbox in the age of 360, I never had the opportunity to play the original Fable. My experience with the series started with...

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Review: Toukiden: The Age of Demons

Take one part Onimusha, two parts Dynasty Warriors, and an extra healthy serving of Monster Hunter (with Monster Hunter sides, and perhaps a second helping of...

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Review: Roxio Game Capture HD Pro

Over the last month or so, I've been able to take advantage of the Roxio Game Capture HD Pro (a mouthful indeed) and test out its myriad of features. To be...

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Review: Might & Magic X Legacy

They say you can’t teach an old dog new tricks, but in the case of Might & Magic X Legacy, maybe it’s time to teach the young dogs of today some ‘older’ tricks...

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Review: OlliOlli

For a small independent title, there's been a lot of noise about OlliOlli. A skateboarding game with a bent towards score chasing and trick combos, it has a...

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Review: Broken Age: Act 1

Two years ago, developer Double Fine started what would become an historic Kickstarter campaign to fund a new point-and-click adventure game in the vein...