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Marcus Estrada writes: "Full Motion Video (FMV) games are one of my favorite things on this planet. Yes, almost all of them originally produced for PCs and Sega CDs were outrageously goofy, but that was part of their overwhelming charm. When FMV basically died out I definitely felt their loss -- but a few titles have been arriving recently to reinvigorate the genre. Contradiction was funded at the start of 2014 for just around $6,200. Despite this rather small sum of money when you consider the cost of shooting high quality video and potentially paying actors, developer Baggy Cat was able to produce a fantastically engaging 5+ hour FMV murder mystery adventure game."

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The rumored theme park would reportedly feature attractions based on various Nintendo and Blizzard properties.

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As long as there have been great franchises, there have been spinoffs, and here are more of the good, the bad, and the ugly of those spinoffs!

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WC Contrary to what the mobile market might want everyone to believe with their casual offerings of bite-sized games and pay-to-win models, gamers do like to be challenged every now and then. After all, why settle for an ordinary, run-of-the-mill boss fight when you can take on a secret big cheese that laughs in the face of every weak enemy youve fought previously up to his point? Its the kind of mantra that games developers must have when they come up with the simple yet genius idea to include hidden boss battles.

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As long as there have been great franchises, there have been spinoffs, and here are more of the good, the bad, and the ugly of those spinoffs!

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Here are a few suggestions to make video game tournaments more palatable for regular TV.

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In light of the absolutely horrible reception of Metroid Prime: Federation Force, we thought it would be a good time to examine some of what we think to be gamings greatest video game spin-offs. In our quest to do so, weve put a few limitations on whats eligible for our list: No Mario examplesseeing as how Nintendos mustachioed plumber has enough highly praised, multi-million seller spin-off franchises that we could filled all five spots with those titles alone. The franchise also has to have had a game released since the turn of the millennium, helping to keep the list somewhat relevant and more manageable. Finally, only one spot per franchise, and if one of these video game spin-offs has become its own series well list a representative from that series.