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Since the release of Contra on the Nintendo Entertainment System, the many developers behind the series – starting with Konami and since branching off to
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Just two years after the return of the Fable franchise in Fable 2 comes Fable 3, Lionhead Studio’s exceptional realization of the original game’s promise. For most
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Ever since Castlevania 64, 3D has been a dirty word for the Castlevania franchise. 3D integration has long been an issue with Castlevania, which has struggled
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With space simulators now practically obsolete, the release of Darkstar One – Broken Alliance should prove as a surprise for followers of the genre. Darkstar
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BlazBlue: Continuum Shift likes to take risks. For a series willing to bend the fighting genre’s core concepts to their breaking points, BlazBlue offers what
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Whether you loved it or hated it, Crackdown was a great representation of an open-world game — maybe too good. The game didn’t offer the
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There’s been quite a resurgence in the fighting game genre over the past few years. Arcade titles popular among a niche market would later boom
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