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Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon Review: Human After All
This is a game that works better in concept than it does in execution. Blood Dragon delicately straddles the line between retread and satire, but feels more like a cash grab than a thoughtful extension of Far Cry 3's game mecha...
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Papo and Yo Review (Playstation 3): Broken Home
If there’s one thing that binds us all together, it is empathy. We feel when another is in pain, and naturally want to help. It’s rare for a videogame to produce any feelings of empathy from players; sadly most gam...
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Assassin’s Creed III Meta Review – A Round Table of “Prose” and Cons
In the mood for a little sly and sneaky… a little bloodletting…? Got a proclivity for Parkour, maybe? Well Assassin’s Creed III just dropped yesterday. So what are you all waiting for. The nefarious evil-doer...
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The Unfinished Swan Review: A Short, Cute, Easy, and Unfulfilling PSN Puzzler
The Unfinished Swan is one of the few games I’ve been looking forward to since E3. The first minutes of gameplay completely encapsulate players in a new environment, and a new experience. I marveled at the play style back...
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Borderlands 2 Review (PS3)
When the original Borderlands came out, gamers everywhere fell in love with it. There was just so much to ultimately enjoy – four distinct characters with great abilities, a vast world full of places to see, things to do...
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Counter Strike: Global Offensive Review (PS3)
Counter Strike has been a crazy ever present juggernaut since its inception in 1999. Other shooter franchises come, go, and survive based on how they change things or amp everything up, but Counter Strike has been the exceptio...
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Sleeping Dogs Review (PS3)
In my mind, one of the greatest travesties of this generation of open world games is that we inevitably end up comparing any one that comes out to Grand Theft Auto in some way of form (just like I’m sure I’ll do her...
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Darksiders 2 Review (PS3)
When the original Darksiders was released, it received pretty much positive reviews all around. I know it was one of my favorite games of early 2010 because it incorporated elements from some of my favorite series – a li...
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Lego Batman 2 Review (PS3)
There is definitely something to be said about the Lego branded games. Sure, they might not be the most graphically intense games, might not have the best sound, and might not be the most immersive – but they are fun. I...
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Quantum Conundrum Review
Writing comedy is hard, as Gameology just discovered after speaking with Steve Heinrich, Lead Writer of You Don’t Know Jack. Equally challenging to a game based around comedy are puzzle games. Not only must the creator pr...
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Game of Thrones Review (PlayStation 3)
When George R. R. Martin started writing the novels for “A Song of Ice and Fire” he started something truly magical. I have read every book, and watched the show on HBO (a very good rendition even if they do take a...
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Lollipop Chainsaw Review (PS3)
One of the biggest problems with the games industry today is that so many companies are content to just push out lackluster sequel after lackluster sequel, just because a franchise with an established name has a following. Mor...
