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As the gaming industry evolved over its few decades in existence, more markets became accessible to gamers, which meant an ever increasing catalogue of titles where to choose from. This is especially true for the Japanese market, since as time goes by more firms are willing to localize games, and more western gamers, myself included, are becoming interested in what the east has to offer.

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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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Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is a true masterpiece and a proper send-off for its beloved creator.

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Review for Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime in which you control two players of two players cooperatively work together in order to run a spaceship of love.

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Is it time to proclaim Xbox One as the console king of racers? Forza 6 is here to prove if it is.

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

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This tough indie title gets a once over by Player2.

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Onikira: Demon Killer blends together complex deep fighting mechanics usually found in traditional 3D beat-emups, like Ninja Gaiden or Bayonetta and merges them with classic 2D platform-game mechanics.

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"The Amnesia game franchise has been a popular series since its first release in Japan in 2011 for the PlayStation Portable. The initial game was so well received that a fan disc called Amnesia Later was released in 2012, followed by a sequel titled Amnesia Crowd in 2013. Although the game was making waves in Japan, its presence in the EU and NA stayed well below the radar until the Amnesia anime release in 2013. Finally, on August 26 (25 for NA), 2015, the game reached its Western audience in the form of Amnesia: Memories, a visual novel available for both the PS Vita and the PC via Steam." - Rice Digital