Review: Sengoku (PC)

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Paradox Interactive’s Sengoku is an incredible game. It’s intelligent, creative and fulfilling. Though it’s never going to hit the mass market, it’s such a rewarding strategy game that genre fans owe it to themselves to add it to their collections. I kicked off the review with the conclusion, because there’s…

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Review: Sengoku (PC)

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Paradox Interactive’s Sengoku is an incredible game. It’s intelligent, creative and fulfilling. Though it’s never going to hit the mass market, it’s such a rewarding strategy game that genre fans owe it to themselves to add it to their collections. I kicked off the review with the conclusion, because there’s…

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Review: BloodRayne: Betrayal (PSN)

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Wayforward stands to benefit greatly from the digitally downloadable medium. As a 2D specialist, its games will never stand out on a retail shelf to the masses that clamour for the Call of Duty or Final Fantasy blockbusters, and yet over the years it has built a dedicated niche following,…

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Review: BloodRayne: Betrayal (PSN)

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Wayforward stands to benefit greatly from the digitally downloadable medium. As a 2D specialist, its games will never stand out on a retail shelf to the masses that clamour for the Call of Duty or Final Fantasy blockbusters, and yet over the years it has built a dedicated niche following,…

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Retro Review: Shock Troopers (PSN/PSP)

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Shooters have taken many different forms over the years, whether that be first-person, third-person, isometric, 2D platformer, or even space shooters. Given all the variations on such a basic formula, it’s not hard to see why SNK invested into the shooting realm by developing or publishing titles like Ikari Warriors…

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Retro Review: Shock Troopers (PSN/PSP)

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Shooters have taken many different forms over the years, whether that be first-person, third-person, isometric, 2D platformer, or even space shooters. Given all the variations on such a basic formula, it’s not hard to see why SNK invested into the shooting realm by developing or publishing titles like Ikari Warriors…

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Retro Review: World Heroes (PSN/PSP)

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Fighting games in the 1990s were a dime a dozen. You almost couldn’t enter an arcade without seeing two people duking it out, surrounded by people eagerly watching and waiting to get their shot at the machine (which lead to many real-life bruises). After the release of Street Fighter II,…

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Retro Review: World Heroes (PSN/PSP)

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Fighting games in the 1990s were a dime a dozen. You almost couldn’t enter an arcade without seeing two people duking it out, surrounded by people eagerly watching and waiting to get their shot at the machine (which lead to many real-life bruises). After the release of Street Fighter II,…

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