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Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate Review

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Handheld, Nintendo DS/3DS, Reviews, Wii On: 21 Mar

Despite some notable improvements, the latest version of Capcom’s popular multiplayer action RPG is the same as it ever was: it’s addictive, rewarding, and beautiful, but it also does everything it can to discourage new players from getting into it.

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Darksiders 2 review

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: PC, Playstation 3, Reviews, Wii, Xbox 360 On: 17 Jan

Like its predecessor, Darksiders 2 isn’t very original, but that doesn’t stop it from being an awesome game in its own right.

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Assassin’s Creed 3 review

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Gaming News, PC, Playstation 3, Reviews, Wii, Xbox 360 On: 13 Nov

Assassin’s Creed 3 should be the perfect game: it has a massive world to explore, an enthralling story, and an addictive multiplayer mode… but some sloppy execution keeps new protagonist Connor Kenway from soaring to the same heights that his ancestors achieved.

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Kirby’s Dream Collection Review

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Reviews, Wii On: 30 Sep

Nintendo delivers with a nostalgic retro collection starring everyone’s favorite vacuum mouthed hero that neither sucks nor blows; in fact, Kirby’s Dream Collection is a good example of how to do a retro compilation properly.

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The Last Story review

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Gaming News, Reviews, Wii On: 04 Sep

The Wii’s swansong isn’t perfect, but you’d be doing yourself a disservice if you passed up this engaging, original RPG.

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E3 2012: Young Justice: Legacy

Posted By: Angela Min 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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Xenoblade Chronicles Review

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Reviews, Wii On: 17 Apr

J-RPG fans and distraught Nintendo fanboys had to beg and plead for months to get it, but there’s no doubt about it: Xenoblade Chronicles was worth the wait and then some.

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The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword Review

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Reviews, Wii On: 27 Nov

You remember when you first heard about the Wii? You remember all those promo videos that Nintendo released of people doing wildly exaggerated motions with the Wii Remote, and how those motions were perfectly recreated in the completely fake gameplay trailers? You remember how everybody’s imagination ran wild with the possible gameplay applications of the [...]

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Review: Shaun White Skateboarding Makes Anything Else Worth the Wait

Posted By: Jay McCallum In: Playstation 3, Reviews, Wii, Xbox 360 On: 10 Sep

2007 was a good year for pretending to be a skateboarder. What could possibly have been the greatest installment in the Tony Hawk franchise, Proving Ground, pacified me for two full years. Up until that point, every Tony Hawk game had been worth revisiting time and time again, even years after their initial release. Then [...]

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Review: And Yet It Moves

Posted By: Rian Quenlin In: PC, Reviews, Wii On: 16 Aug

Another game from the Humble Indie Bundle. And Yet It Moves is a platformer with physics elements and a different form of gameplay you wouldn’t expect in the platform genre. And Yet It Moves’ concept involves moving through a dangerous area full of rocks and other obstacles that need to be overcome by the character’s [...]

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Memorex Game Controller Plus Review

Posted By: Chris Hernandez In: Tech, Wii On: 01 Aug

Memorex was kind enough to send IGXPPro a Game Controller Plus for the Nintendo Wii. The controller is wireless as all WiiMotes are, and features the added ability of Wii Motion Plus, without sacrificing the size of the controller. This feature I put to the test on one of the few games that really takes [...]

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Kirby’s Epic Yarn Review

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Reviews, Wii On: 18 May

Can a game be innovative, charming, impeccably designed, and have loads of replay value while at the same time being (mostly) pretty boring? Why yes, yes it can.

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