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NWR: The hallmark of the 3DS's most popular franchise (Pokémon) is that it has a front game that can be wrapped in as little as 25 hours if you know what you're doing, and then it has a radically expanded post game with multiple layers of complexity. In LBX (short for Little Battlers eXperience) Level-5 has stuck to the formula quite closely, but replaced the cute or powerful monsters with miniature robots. The result is a solid foundation that, hopefully, will be built on if some of the Japan-exclusive sequels are localized.

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Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain sets a new bar for open-world action, controls and approachability without breaking from series form.

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On one hand, Act of Aggression is a rather successful attempt at resurrecting traditional RTS games and continuing the legacy of CC. On the other, it tries to become the spiritual successor to Act of War, but unfortunately, this is where it falls short.

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Alex takes on the fast-paced, rocket-jumping platformer Tinertia. Will it blow-up the speedrunning world or is it a dud? Click ahead to read his impressions.

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Until Dawn has had a rather rocky past. Back in 2012, Until Dawn was set to come out on the PlayStation 3 as a PlayStation Move game. It seemed like it was going to be a schlocky teen slasher game that would be like playing a Friday the 13th movie game. However, something happened between that unveiling and this iteration of the game that changed everything. Until Dawn is a much darker and much scarier game. It emphases choice where whatever you decide to do has direct consequences on who lives in the story and who dies. As it stands down, that decision made this game much better off than it would have been otherwise and that is only good news for gamers.

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A video and text based review of Kojima Productions Metal Gear Solid V The Phantom Pain on consoles and PC.

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Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain sets a new bar for open-world action, controls and approachability without breaking from series form.

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Despite narrative shortcomings, The Phantom Pain is the greatest stealth game ever made.

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In what feels like an expansion more than a brand new game, Disney Infinity manages to mildly impress by finally bringing the Star Wars universe to this sandbox.