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Retrovolve writes: "Whether youre in the mood for cheap thrills or atmosphere, these budget-friendly titles should keep you entertained."

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Welcome to the latest Nintendo Enthusiast Week in Review! Join Shawn Long as he breaks down Smash Wii U setting records, Miyamoto calling out other gaming companies, the latest Mario Kart 8 DLC, and much much more! Be sure to check out the Retro Game of the Week as well!

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After a week-long hiatus, Retro Weekend returns to Invisible Gamer. Today we take a look at Advance Wars for the GBA and talk about how its colorful and charming look go a long way in turning "war" into a fun experience that's nearly impossible to put down. Where are all the rest of the quirky, colorful, games?

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Plus: An old ad that will make you appreciate today's game prices.
Retro Vault is our regular weekly feature in which we dive into gaming's past and share five classic nuggets of retro nostalgia. If you want to catch up on previous Retro Vaults, check out the CVG Retro Vault archive.

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The 8-bit action game will be getting more content this Thursday!

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Team up with a friend or go solo against an opponent in this upcoming game from Necrosoft and Iron Galaxy.

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Android-powered gaming devices are pretty common these days, and we've seen some good - and not so good - examples of how Google's OS can be harnessed to create rivals to traditional portable systems. Leading the pack right now is the Nvidia Shield: a device which combines a dedicated gaming interface with powerful hardware. However, even this year-old device might prove to be too expensive ...

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Android-powered gaming devices are pretty common these days, and we've seen some good - and not so good - examples of how Google's OS can be harnessed to create rivals to traditional portable systems. Leading the pack right now is the Nvidia Shield: a device which combines a dedicated gaming interface with powerful hardware. However, even this year-old device might prove to be too expensive ...