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Nintendo is celebrating Marios 30th anniversary this year, which is an unparalleled franchise success-story in the video-game world. While Mario and his friends (and enemies) have been on countless adventures over that 30 year timespan, they arent showing any signs of slowing down. In fact, the latest game Super Mario Maker allows creative gamers across the globe to challenge each other like never before and create enough levels to keep you and Mario busy for a lifetime.

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MR BLACKMAGIK of the DRM Gamecast writes, "It's only fitting that the franchise that popularized stealth, has returned to revitalize the dying genre. The culmination of a franchise that has spanned nearly 30 years, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is a masterpiece like no other. As with most open world games, The Phantom Pain can not be simply stuffed into one genre. It's an RPG as much as it is a stealth or action game. Due to the sheer amount of content in the game, my review will be broken into two parts. Part 1 will focus on stealth, while Part 2 will focus on story elements, Mother Base, FOB, etc. Sit back folks, this is one hell of a ride."

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Ben from TG checks out Disney Infinity 3.0 and says: For the past 3 years Disney has been bringing toys to life with its annual Disney Infinity franchise. This years version, Disney Infinity 3.0, features the biggest drawcard yet with the Jedi and Sith from Star Wars taking center stage in 3.0. Disney Infinity 3.0 is definietly aimed squarely at the younger gamers out there but that being said, there is so much fun to be had, that Id be surprised if Mum and Dad didnt grab that controller and indulge in some light hearted video game fun too.

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The initial Activision announcement of a Kings Quest reboot to be put together by The Odd Gentlemen was met with quite a bit of cynicism. Of course Activision is simply seeing Telltale raking in the dough with their modern take on adventure games and wanted a piece of the pie. With Activisions reputation for jumping to the easy money, it was easy to write this one off as a crass cash grab. Whatever Activisions intentions were with resurrecting the Sierra brand and creating this, The Odd Gentlemen have turned out an entertaining adventure in the first chapter, A Knight To Remember.

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XBA: Thanks to the rise of digital distribution, the last few years have seen a resurgence for the classic point-and-click adventure game. Tim Schafer's got in on the act, as has fellow Monkey Island alum Ron Gilbert, but as far as resurgences go, it wouldn't be one without Charles Cecil and Revolution Software, having had great success over the last twenty-odd years with Beneath a Steel Sky and Broken Sword. Now, after a more than ten year absence, Broken Sword is back on home consoles.

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XBA: Leo's Fortune is the latest in a long line of physics-based indie platformers, but this one features a little moustachioed furball named Leopold, whose journey begins when his vast fortune of gold is pilfered. You'll bounce, slide and float across 20 lovingly handcrafted levels (and four bonus ones), closing in on Leo's lost gold across five acts.

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PSLS: "With so many more games seeing release, developers have been able to experiment more with several aspects of games such as gameplay and storytelling. Sherida Halatoe, who goes under the moniker tiger squid, is the latest developer to play with the expectations of players. Her title Beyond Eyes is a smartly developed title that delivers a truly captivating experience. In many ways it is absolutely groundbreaking."

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Matt at Codec Moments writes: "Its been over 5 years since the release of the last major instalment in the Metal Gear franchise on the PSP, and a lots happened in gaming tech and innovation in that time. Hopes and dreams have been placed with Hideo Kojima and his team that they would keep the high standards weve come to expect from their work. Have they kept us waiting for the best game since Snake Eater, or is Metal Gear Solid V more like Sons of Liberty and likely to disappoint the hardcore faithful?"

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Zombie Defense provides good levels of strategy options due to how little it starts players off with, combined with the amount of upgrades and unlockables that can be purchased. Some players may find the gameplay and environments repetitive after a while, but those that enjoy creating their own strategies will find the end-game content worth fighting for.