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Transformers Devastation Review

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Almost Meets the Eye

Activision announced at E3 2015 that Platinum would be developing a Transformers game. Platinum’s involvement and the short time between reveal and release made it look like Transformers Devastation would end up like last year’s mediocre Legend of Korra game. Thankfully, Devastation is much more of a hit than a miss.
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Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain Review

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The Best is Here

 

I am going to be realistic here; anybody that reads this review probably already knowS that Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is a fantastic game and one of the best games of the year. In case you are still here, I will explain why I think that statement is true. Continue reading Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain Review →

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12 Hours Into Persona 2: Innocent Sin

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Japanese role-playing games, specifically the ones with turn-based combat used to not appeal to me. I found the turn based combat to be tedious and usually the games require grinding, which just means a lot more of the combat I hated. As I have grown older, I have become more open to trying things I may not have liked before, so I eventually decided to play Persona 3 Portable to see what all the hubbub was about. That game now ranks as one of my all time favorites, along with the even more excellent Persona 4 Golden. Recently, I decided to go backwards and give Persona 2: Innocent Sin a shot. Continue reading 12 Hours Into Persona 2: Innocent Sin →

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We Need More War Games Like Valiant Hearts

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I know that I am a little late to the party, but I just recently finished Valiant Hearts: The Great War. I loved the game, but what really sticks with me is the game’s depiction of war. It paints a picture of horror and death, and that the people fighting on both sides of the war experience the exact same things. More video games should try to depict war like Valiant Hearts does. Continue reading We Need More War Games Like Valiant Hearts →