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Sidney K. Sid Meier is a popular programmer, designer and producer best known for his work on the Civilization franchise. Sid has a track record of knocking games out of the park but this Civilization: Beyond Earth spin-off strikes out hard.

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Code Name S.T.E.A.M. releases on Nintendo 3DS this Friday, and we got a chance to sit through a live demo walkthrough at PAX East 2015. Check it out!

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NZGamer: Have you heard of Godwins law? Its the idea that, the longer a discussion goes on, the more likely it will involve Hitler or Nazis. While its true that games hit peak-Nazi saturation very early on (1982s Castle Wolfenstein on the Commodore 64 can attest to that), theyve fallen off in exposure recently. But maybe games need their own, more relevant adage that the longer a company creates games, the more likely they will be to shove zombies into them. Thats where Rebellions Zombie Army Trilogy comes in. Set in the Sniper Elite universe, its essentially a collection of DLC from their previous outings with very little new content to speak of.

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Code Name S.T.E.A.M. releases on Nintendo 3DS this Friday, and we got a chance to sit through a live demo walkthrough at PAX East 2015. Check it out!

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AOTF: Code Name S.T.E.A.M. represents an interesting departure from normal Nintendo games. Taking third person shooter mechanics, combining it with turn based strategy, and throwing on a layer of steampunk weirdness, the game is certainly a unique experience. The core mechanics are sound, featuring a diverse cast of characters that can utilize a wide array of weaponry. However, the experience of playing the game is more bland than one might expect from something that puts Abraham Lincoln in charge of a band of heroes trying to save the world from an alien invasion. Along with this come a few development mistakes that end up dragging the entire game into mediocrity.

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AOTF: Code Name S.T.E.A.M. represents an interesting departure from normal Nintendo games. Taking third person shooter mechanics, combining it with turn based strategy, and throwing on a layer of steampunk weirdness, the game is certainly a unique experience. The core mechanics are sound, featuring a diverse cast of characters that can utilize a wide array of weaponry. However, the experience of playing the game is more bland than one might expect from something that puts Abraham Lincoln in charge of a band of heroes trying to save the world from an alien invasion. Along with this come a few development mistakes that end up dragging the entire game into mediocrity.