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The classic arcade beat 'em up gets the HD treatment...

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Once upon a time, the Vault Hunters played a game. And so Marcus kicks off Borderlands 2s closing act with more than a lingering sense of deja vu, in the same way he opened the first some four years earlier: against a backdrop of ink-over-parchment that would become Pandoras defining style. In truth, deja vu may well have been Borderlands greatest enemy. How many hours could a Vault Hunter last on loot and loot alone? But with its chameleon-like ability to re-shape, re-skin and re-write, Pandora has become a world of characters and tilesets rich enough for any Dungeons Dragons DM.

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Nintendo may have a legitimate reason for delaying the release of Dungeons Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara for Wii U, but keeping their gamers in the dark isnt the best tactic, especially when a good portion of the Wii U game library has been either delayed or canceled.

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VGR: I love my Capcom games. They typically hold up well because of their graphics and gameplay. I think my expectations might have been a little too high for this collection. That isnt to say it isnt successful. This might have been a case of looking back on these games with rose-colored glasses.

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Stuck? Check out the latest hints cheats for this game!

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NZ Gamer - Normally we get some warning or indication of the games were going to review before we get sent them. For Dungeons Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara, the download code simply arrived with no explanation. Intrigued, I entered the code and downloaded the 250MB game... wait... 250MB?! What kind of game is this?

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"You know that moment when you've only got one baddie left and you just keep pounding on him until only his lifeless, fading legs are visible at the edge of your screen? Old-school arcade beat-'em-ups always tested your ability to manage the hordes of enemies thrown your way, be they street thugs, gangsters, hoodlums, kids with bad attitudes, henchmen, or sexually ambiguous pink-haired goons. Despite my fondness for the genre, from The Simpsons to Spider-Man, I never got my hands on these Dungeons Dragons-themed brawlers from Capcom." - GameRev

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"You know that moment when you've only got one baddie left and you just keep pounding on him until only his lifeless, fading legs are visible at the edge of your screen? Old-school arcade beat-'em-ups always tested your ability to manage the hordes of enemies thrown your way, be they street thugs, gangsters, hoodlums, kids with bad attitudes, henchmen, or sexually ambiguous pink-haired goons. Despite my fondness for the genre, from The Simpsons to Spider-Man, I never got my hands on these Dungeons Dragons-themed brawlers from Capcom." - GameRev