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Fallout 3, Metal Gear, and Doom 64 among the speedruns completed for last week's SGDQ.

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UpItHQ writes: "Rare Replay was one of the most amazing and surprising announcements made in gaming. After years of requests from fans, Rare has finally re-released some of our old, classic and favorite titles for the Xbox one."

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Rare's latest has filled Damien McFerran with delight, but there's a catch

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Birds of a feather. Lots of weird dating advice and boatloads of nostalgia fill this weeks episode. Hosts: Ken McKown Jason Gambrel Drew Leachman John Whitehouse Games Covered Rare Replay Hatoful Boyfriend Triad Wars Hunie Pop Q.U.B.E. Directors Cut N++ and more

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Justin Celani takes us on a tour of Rare Replay

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Ratz Instagib 2.0 is a throwback to the instagib mode in Unreal Tournament. Instead of heavily armored humans, all rats are created equal in this game. Though some may be wearing customizable accessories, they will all die within one shot (though sometimes I could have sworn it took two shots!) from a rail gun. Because of their small stature, the rats are pretty agile and require precision to take them down.

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Rare Replay is, simply put, one of the best collections in gaming history. Hours upon hours of gameplay await players, and with classics like Banjo, Conker, and Perfect Dark those hours won't be wasted.

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EB: With over 10,000 available gamerscore and 30 years of backlogged gameplay, Rare Replay is an insane value and the perfect example of what a remastering should feel like in 2015. It seems that we settle too often for a game in 1080p running at 60fps, with no exciting additions (even if the game was released the year prior!) as a suitable excuse to buy the same game twice. Let Rare Replay be the industry standard for an HD Collection, and let yourself fall in love with the classic games available within this colorful and celebratory masterpiece.

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Steve Wright Video game compilations are curious things. Sure, they might offer up great doses of gaming nostalgia, but four or five games for the price of a full-fledged current release? Youre better off buying the games and the ancient console theyre to be played on. Other compilations like the recent Halo: The Master Chief Collection seem too good to be true and in the case of Halo, prove to be the case, with ongoing multiplayer issues destroying any semblance of value in the package. Rare Replay, on the other hand, is pure gold.