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While not as epic as the ground-breaking first season, The Walking Dead Season Two comes to a satisfying conclusion in No Going Back. Full review by Chris "Wolf Man" Mitchell on Popzara.

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Koei-Tecmo takes the fun of their Dynasty Warriors titles and expands on it in a huge way in Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate. Full review by Chris "Wolf Man" Mitchell.

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While not as epic as the ground-breaking first season, The Walking Dead Season Two comes to a satisfying conclusion in No Going Back. Full review by Chris "Wolf Man" Mitchell on Popzara.

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This week on the Paranerds Podcast: The Paranerds speak about Dark Escape 4D (arcade) House of the Dead 3 (Arcade), Metal Slug, Metal Slug 2, Castle of Illusions, Tales of Monkey Island, Resident Evil: Code Veronica, and The Wolf Among Us along with news (See below), new releases and deals of the week. The two then discuss the New Nintendo 3DS. NEWS Customise your 3DS or 2DS with new themes Total War ROME II Emperor Edition Minecraft on Xbox One Gets A Release Date Red Dead Redemption 2 Development Gearing Up? GTA VI- Vice City in 2015? Sony waiting for the right moment to reintroduce The Last Guardian P.T. Official Website Suggests that Silent Hills is a Long Way Away from Release Resident Evil: Revelations 2 Takes Place On A Much Larger Stage Than The First Game Mario Kart 8 DLC: Legend of Zelda and Animal Crossing content coming soon Capcom Offer Free Content for Resident Evil Remastered The Sims 4 pixellates pirate copies Deals of the Week Super Smash S...

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As video games have advanced from rough rollercoasters to polished pieces of entertainment, not every aspect of storytelling has improved as quickly villains being one of the most obvious. Usually bent on world domination, kidnapping, or just plain chaos, those game developers looking to craft a truly compelling villain have a tall task on their hands. But with Far Cry 4, the team at Ubisoft Montreal is looking to cement one of a kind villains as their specialty.

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As video games have advanced from rough rollercoasters to polished pieces of entertainment, not every aspect of storytelling has improved as quickly villains being one of the most obvious. Usually bent on world domination, kidnapping, or just plain chaos, those game developers looking to craft a truly compelling villain have a tall task on their hands. But with Far Cry 4, the team at Ubisoft Montreal is looking to cement one of a kind villains as their specialty.