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Jae Lee writes: What if I told you that you actually didnt know all that much about some of your old favorite games? Why it resonated with you so much or perhaps even what made them so great in the first place? What if there were some aspects in those very games that you took for granted, when in actuality they were flashes of brilliance in game design? That is exactly what Im telling you right now. Dont believe me? Read on and welcome to Brilliance in Gaming. Breath of Fire V: Dragon Quarter

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As well as a new dungeon to tackle once you complete the game

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As well as a new dungeon to tackle once you complete the game

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Michibiku's Graham Russell and Jenni Lada play through the third entry in the Rocket Slime series.

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Showing their continued commitment to the series,BioWare has confirmed that even more story-driven DLC packs are already being planned for Dragon Age: Inquisition even after next week's launch of The Descent expansion.

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Descend into Dragon Age#039;s deepest dungeon

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Nintendo Life Take a look at just about any digital storefront and you'll see that many Indies are focusing on creating JRPGs that harken back to the classics of the 8-bit or 16-bit eras. While it's nice to see how a new generation of developers have been inspired by the games they played as kids, the problem is that many of these new games lack depth and are a dime a dozen. Enter Dragon Fantasy: The Volumes of Westeria, a JRPG that's been published by the studio responsible for the BIT.TRIP games. While Dragon Fantasy doesn't manage to push the genre forward in any meaningful way, it does provide a rock solid effort that feels straight out of the era it tries so hard to emulate.

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The new Wii U & 3DS eShop releases for the week of July 23, 2015 are here, featuring The Binding of Issac - Rebirth, Dragon Fantasy: The Volumes of Westeria, 3D Streets of Rage 2, DK Jungle Climber, and more!

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All versions of the fighting game Dragon Ball Xenoverse are now available for a reduced price on the Bandai Namco Official Online store