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MMGN: Devils Third looks like a launch Xbox 360 game, sometimes worse, and plays like a mediocre PS2 shooter. Its no surprise that its emerged from the THQ sinkhole, after switching engines and platforms, as an attempted hack and slash meets cover shooter combo. One of the few exclusives to throw the GamePad to the wayside (it's only used for off-TV play), its clear this was never meant to be a Wii U game, and I cant understand why Nintendo picked it up.

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MMGN writes: For the average red-blooded male gamer, Onechanbara: Z2 Chaoss premise of boobs, zombies and gore is easy to like on paper. Sure, its a shallow, simplistic concept probably not helping the mainstream perception of misogyny in video games today, but boobs and violence sells film and television, so why not games, too?

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Gareth writes "In space no one can hear you screamI bet my neighbors were wishing I was in space because I was screaming like a banshee while playing Nova-111."

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WASDuk writes "After the bombshell ending of the last episode, I had high hopes for Darkroom. In some respects it continues the upward tick in quality of the episodes, but it completely squanders the previous episodes shocking conclusion, turning what could have been a brilliant upending of the narrative into an odd distraction that ends the most predictable way possible."

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NDTV says: " Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain starts with a long, confusing, and clunky prologue. Once that is finally over, you find yourself wrapped in a world of possibilities and intrigue."

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Trusted Reviews: Whenever Blizzard releases an expansion for any of its eSports titles WOW, Starcraft 2, HotS and, yes, Hearthstone one has to marvel at the developers meticulous attention to detail. Every Blizzard expansion and game come to think of it rolls off the assembly line balanced to the hilt. Given that the addition of new units/powers/heroes in an eSports game can completely change strategic dynamic, the Blizzards additions look mind-boggling brave on top of everything else.

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WASDuk writes "After the bombshell ending of the last episode, I had high hopes for Darkroom. In some respects it continues the upward tick in quality of the episodes, but it completely squanders the previous episodes shocking conclusion, turning what could have been a brilliant upending of the narrative into an odd distraction that ends the most predictable way possible."

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A review on the Beat 'Em Up Curses 'N Chaos.

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A review on the RPG Strategy-Based adventure game known as Armello.

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Jamie Briggs, Analog Addiction. "In terms of improvement, Disney Infinity 3.0 is a step in the right direction. The latest entry in the franchise embraces its Star Wars theme with great care, offering iconic locales and the best combat the series has seen thus far. Though the figures included in the Starter Pack offer a great deal of variety, its hard to avoid the elephant in the room, which is the lack of overall content included within the base package. Creation Mode now offers easy ways to have fun, without worrying about the in-depth creation tools; but its a shame Disney Infinity still struggles to explain these features clearly."