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Animal Crossing: New Leaf review

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Gaming News, Handheld, Reviews On: 01 Jul

Yeah, it’s pointless. But so is every other game you like. When I tell people I’m playing Animal Crossing, they often ask me, “What’s the point of that game?” To be honest, Animal Crossing has no point. Some people can’t seem to wrap their heads around that idea: when I tell that that AC has […]

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Crimson Shroud review

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Handheld, Reviews On: 07 Mar

Crimson Shroud doesn’t have a massive open world, a 100-hour long story, or movie quality pre-rendered cutscenes with professional voice acting. Hell, the game doesn’t even feature any real animation. Crimson Shroud is missing a lot of the features you’d expect from a modern RPG, and that’s precisely why the game is so interesting and […]

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Paper Mario: Sticker Star review

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Handheld, Reviews On: 27 Feb

Mario’s latest RPG adventure is lacking both the charm and polish of earlier Paper Mario titles.

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Tokyo Crash Mobs review

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Handheld, Reviews On: 28 Jan

Tokyo Crash Mobs’ cute and quirky presentation will make you smile, but actually playing the game itself will make you want to throw your 3DS against a wall.

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Adventure Time: Hey Ice King Why’d You Steal Our Garbage review

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Handheld, Reviews On: 07 Dec

I love Adventure Time. I love Zelda 2. By all logical reasoning, I should also love this game. But I don’t.

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Lara Croft’s move to mobile

Posted By: Nick Hernandez In: Handheld, Reviews On: 27 Nov

Tomb Raider is one of the biggest media franchises in the world today and has seen its fictional hero, Lara Croft, makes an appearance in many incarnations including: video games, comic books, novels, theme park rides, movies and more. Lara is most famous for her PlayStation outings in the late 90s, Tomb Raider games, which […]

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E3 2012: Young Justice: Legacy

Posted By: Angela Min-Hernandez In: Gaming News, Handheld, Playstation 3, Reviews, Wii, Xbox 360 On: 06 Jun

There is just something wonderful and nostalgic about Saturday morning cartoons. To me, it seemed as though the television gods held onto some of the best cartoons and allocated them into Saturday mornings. There is however a sad ending to this story. The cartoons ended. What do you do then? If you are so fortunate, […]

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Ever Wonder What It Would Be Like to Own a Unicorn?

Posted By: Richard Dang In: Handheld, Mobile Phones, Reviews, Tech, Tech Reviews, Video Gallery On: 27 Apr

Ultimately, buying a One X is like getting a unicorn — its wild, fast, white, beautiful, expensive and fickle.” […]

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Review: Osmos (Android)

Posted By: Nick Hernandez In: Handheld, Reviews On: 05 Mar

Heard of Hemisphere Games’ Osmos? It’s been available for several platforms since 2009, but just recently released for Android. The premise may sound rather familiar: Float around eating things that are smaller than you, causing you to grow larger and therefore capable of eating more things. It’s certainly a gameplay style most of us have […]

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God of War: Ghost of Sparta Review

Posted By: Chris Hernandez In: Handheld, Reviews On: 20 Feb

I feel I should preface this review by saying that I have not played any other God of War games before. So, if you feel I am wrong in my overall positive opinion of this game, based on the games in the series then feel free to share.

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