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Gamespresso says that the only thing that was colossal about this game was how much of a let down it was.

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Ken McKown writes: The From A to Z series lets our editors go back and take a look at games from past generations that are classics, overlooked gems, or just titles they remember fondly. The idea behind this is to pick five games from each letter of the alphabet, once a week to showcase. This delivers 26 weeks and 130 games to talk about. Hopefully it sparks some conversation, and of course plenty of memories. Our first series will focus on Sonys first entry into the console business, the PlayStation. Lets continue with the letter M.

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Splatoon also performing well

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Splatoon also performing well

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Twinfinite wrote: A mere 19 years ago today, Nintendo released the Nintendo 64 in Japan and while a ton of gamers think back fondly at the console itself, how many know the story behind it? With this in mind, lets look back at the creation of Nintendos first-ever 3D console.

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Lego Dimensions looks to be exactly what you would expect out of a property mash-up game powered by those figurines everyone seems to be going crazy for these days: The classic Lego gameplay you’ve grown to know and love, but with brand new mind-bending puzzles and fantastic cameos you never saw coming.

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"If youre even a passing fan of the Jurassic series then Lego Jurassic World is one to experience and enjoy. Its certainly not the most polished experience, nor does it bring anything drastically new to the table, but it never ceases to put a smile on the face. Seeing many of the great iconic moments from all four films replicated in Lego form is amazing to behold, and though those pesky compys are out to spoil the fun, its a package that is hard to resist. Adults and Children will get 7-8 hours of the purest enjoyment from the Lego: Jurassic World, making it an undeniable title." - Paul James of BGU

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Jim Sterling: It was an undeniably strong E3 2015 last week, with little room for upset. Unless youre a Metroid fan, obviously. After days of strong representation, exciting new games, Final Fantasy VII, and a PC showcase that lasted seventeen hours, its time to get back down to earth. Lets chat about Shenmue 3, shall we? The game tore the roof off the place when it was unveiled, but questions about its Kickstarter lie in the wake. Is this a good or a bad thing? Should it even be? Is it simply inflating a soon-to-burst crowdfund bubble?