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MLB 12: The Show Review   ---        Metacell Review   ---        Deep Black: Reloaded Review   ---        SSX Review   ---        Street Fighter X Tekken Review   ---        Shoot Many Robots Review   ---        Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D Review   ---        The House of the Dead III Review   ---        I Am Alive Review   ---        Mass Effect 3 Review   ---        Asura’s Wrath Review   ---        Nexuiz Review   ---        Hyperdimension Neptunia mk2 Review   ---        Twisted Metal Review   ---        Alan Wake’s American Nightmare Review   ---        
MLB 12: The Show Review
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Sony comes our swinging in a cross-platform endeavor. Every March, one thought crosses my mind. I’m not talking about “Baseball season is coming!!! Ohboyohboyohboyohboy.” That’s a given. No, the thought for the last several Marches has been “Is this the year?” As in, “Is this
Metacell Review
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A unique take on match three concepts. I love a good puzzle game, or any kind of puzzle game, really. I like games that have unique takes on the genre to spice up the game play a bit. That’s why I enjoy Metacell so much. It’s a match three game, but adds a little more to the game play to
Deep Black: Reloaded Review
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Jump underwater and take cover in this decent little shooter. So, I played this PC game called Deep Black: Reloaded. It’s a PC port of an Xbox 360 and PS3 game that has yet to be released. I did a little bit of research on this game before playing it. Needless to say, I was confused on what
SSX Review
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Returning the series to top form. To this day, the original SSX is easily considered one of the best launch titles for Sony’s PlayStation 2. The series was introduced during the golden age of extreme sports videogames where a snowboard, skateboard and BMX title could survive alongside shoot
Street Fighter X Tekken Review
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The best combination since chocolate and peanut butter. I never thought I would see the day where Ryu hurled fireballs at Heihachi. Capcom is famous for its crossover games dating back as early as X-Men vs. Street Fighter, but I never thought we would see two powerhouse fighters come together
Shoot Many Robots Review
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Grab a beer, reload your laser rife and shoot some toasters. Imagine for a second that technology has grown faster then we anticipated. We created AI that surpassed what we could ever even conceive. They became smarter than us, faster than us and realized they were better than us. One day, th
Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D Review
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The 3DS iteration of one of the best games to be released, is a bit disappointing. Ah, Metal Gear Solid. Everyone and their brothers have heard of this game series. It’s loved by many and will go down as one of the most influential series in the gaming industry. One of the best MGS games in
The House of the Dead III Review
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Should really be dead and buried! If there is any type of game that should work well with a Move controller, its an ‘on-rails’ shooter; you can’t really go too far wrong. House of the Dead III has been ported to the Playstation 3, and with it comes complete Move support. It isn’t esse
I Am Alive Review
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An emotionally gripping experience with some minor faults. It seems like I Am Alive was destined to be one of those games that took its name to a whole new level. Much like the return of Duke Nukem, Ubisoft has had this game on the burner for years. Starting off as a full retail title and swi
Mass Effect 3 Review
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The journey of my Shepard is now complete. If you had asked me five years ago how the Mass Effect trilogy would have ended up, I would have definitely had a different perspective. Game trilogies are a hard sell nowadays, with quality seemingly dropping with each release. Second outings tend t
 

Activision has unleashed a set of new screens showcasing more mutant powers in X-Men Destiny. So far, most look very projectile-oriented with beams of energy and waves of shadow matter knocking over evil minions from afar. Above: Aimi Yoshida is a fifteen-year-old Japanese girl. ‘Nuff said b
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Pre-order Deus Ex on Steam for Team Fortress 2 extras

Deus Ex: Human Revolution is launching this Tuesday, and Valve is offering eight Team Fortress 2 items for free with any pre-purchases as part of a last minute promotion. There are of course a host of arsenal-enhancing weapons included in the package. The Machina is a player-piercing snipe
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EA will limit distribution of Star Wars: The Old Republic on launch day

Speaking at Gamescom, an EA representative explained that the publisher plans to intentionally limit the number of copies of Star Wars: The Old Republic that will be available at launch. The game copy cap is meant to ensure a smooth experience for the first players who log on, and the limitation wil
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GoldenEye 007: Reloaded gets 17 screens that look sharper than ever

Goldeneye 007: Reloaded has been leaking a lot of information to the press. Following yesterday’s trailer, which revealed the special objective-based MI6 mode, comes a large set of new screenshots that show off the sharper visuals you can expect from the re-mastered version coming to the
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X-Men Destiny reveals more mutations with new set of screens

Activision has unleashed a set of new screens showcasing more mutant powers in X-Men Destiny. So far, most look very projectile-oriented with beams of energy and waves of shadow matter knocking over evil minions from afar. Above: Aimi Yoshida is a fifteen-year-old Japanese girl. ‘Nuff said b
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Five new Prey 2 screens take science fiction to Vegas

We liked Prey — we don't remember it anymore, but we’re sure liked it. Prey 2 is starting to look like something we could love. We're not saying we're going to rush into anything, but as of seeing these sizzling new screens, maybe we'd ask for its number. If that works, we might take it
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Japanese retailers officially phasing out Xbox 360 sales

The Xbox 360 has never been hugely popular in Japan, but sales have finally dipped to the point that retailers in Japan have officially decided to begin phasing out the console and its games from store shelves to make way for games and systems that, you know, actually sell.
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Metro: Last Light - Eye-burningly pretty screens show Slim Fast Big Daddy, most poetic tree in games

Good old eastern Europe. Always there when we need something poetic, bleak, and utterly mad. Oh and Borat. Don't forget Borat. Beautifully bleak poetry and ironic racist sterotypes, then. Eastern Europe, you have that shit nailed.
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