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"David Gaider defends the right of critics to air their opinions about games."

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"Conventional wisdom would say that people enjoy games the most when they feel like they are good at them and when their skill exceeds they challenge they face. However, the rise in popularity of legendarily challenging titles such as the Dark Souls series, Donkey Kong Country Returns, and even Super Meat Boy has us wondering if it's as simple as that." "When it comes to games, Im no slouch; during my video game tenure, Ive beaten difficult titles such as Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, Ninja Gaiden Black, F-Zero GX, Donkey Kong Country Returns, and most recently Dark Souls II (though some would argue it's not hard). However, like many gamers, I didn't understand the appeal of Dark Souls II at first. It was challenging, sure, but it also didn't explain itself to the player very well. There were many systems within that title that you had to experiment with in order to understand them. However, after a few hours with the game I found myself hooked not because I was breezi...

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Fans will experiamce Warriors Orochi 3 in a brand new light as they enter the fray with implementation of new generation console featires, new storylines and scenarios. There is enough new gameplay content and depth of replayability to satisy warriors of all levels including special cross over characters and battle stages from Atelier and Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2, as well as s special character from the Soul Calibur series: Sopitia

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The upcoming Warriors Orochi 3 Ultimate is getting a bevy guest characters from other Koei Tecmo published games like Dead or Alive, Ninja Gaiden and the Atelier series. Interestingly there new website shows a character that isnt from a Koei Tecmo published game, Sophita from Soul Caliber...

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At a talk all about BioWare's in-game romances at GaymerX2, David Gaider joked that the company's games were "romances with a small, save-the-world mini-game." Though how much of that is a joke to the fans is a good question, there was an admission by the writers that the Dragon Age series was much more socially-driven than plot-driven.

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DualShockers' Tony Polanco writes: "The original Bayonetta was easily one of my favorite games to be released in the last few years. Its focus on over the top action and flashy combos won me over and I liked it better than other games in the same genre, such as the Ninja Gaiden and Devil May Cry series (which I also love). Bayonetta 2 seems to be taking all of the best parts of the original and improving them. I only played and saw a very short demo of it which was enough to convince me that it would be another spectacular action game and a must-own for the Wii U."

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Now that a majority of the romance options have been revealed for Dragon Age: Inquisition, it has become clear that Bioware is placing an emphasis on individual characterization over offering a greater degree of personal player choice when it comes to in-game relationships. Providing insight into the topic, Dragon Age lead writer David Gaider revealed the reasons behind gating the romances of Inquisition behind strict gender restrictions.