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Jack Nicklaus Golf is a complete mess on a technical level.

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Death is back to taunt Jair one more—or rather, many, many more times.

It wasn't hard to think of when watching the game's original co-creator Karl Roelofs run through some of its devious puzzles, which in its revival is like playing living concept art. In Shadowgate you die a lot, the game relishes in killing you, and it's part of an era people call "Nintendo Hard" (I tend to think of as "Nintendifficult.") In short, Shadowgate's puzzles are devious, and creators Roelofs and Dave March have updated their game for the current generation.

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A useful Java tool for Nintendo Entertainment System games

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You are Jack, a happy go lucky guy who turns into a tree hater when your granny gets killed by a mysterious tree with blue pine cones. You have to take revenge by grabbing your trusty axe and chopping down any tree that you happen to see around.

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Ryan, Geoff, Gavin, Ray, and Jack are back playing "7 Days to Die."

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In Nuts you help a couple of squirrels Jake and Miranda climb infinitely tall trees to collect nuts. Typical of most endless runners, there are obstacles in the form of branches, collectibles in the form of coins, and powerups in the form of boosters that will help you rip through the obstacles.

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Geoff and Jack bring you this week's edition of Trials Files!

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According to Javi Andres on Twitter, editor of Spanish gaming news site MeriStation, The Last of Us has passed the 7 million mark on the PS3 alone.

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Jack thinks its a widely accepted fact that indie games are becoming prominent within PC gaming. With the introduction of Kickstarter, not to mention the monumental success of Minecraft, independent studios have rushed to monopolize upon the growing market. Two Brothers, the first game by Ackk Studios, features a Gameboy Color-esque aesthetic, with the soundtrack and gameplay to match. Following a successful Kickstarter campaign in September of 2012, as well as approval on Steam Greenlight, the game was published on Steam in December 2013.