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Pokemon 25: The Album is Bop After Bop Paying Tribute to the Series’ Legacy
Pokemon 25: The Album is both an excellent collection of pop songs and a strong tribute to the series' legacy.
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My Baldur’s Gate 3 Character is a Dirty, Dirty Man Now
Baldur's Gate 3's patch six gives the game a visual update, and with that update comes details like caking your…
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Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl's lifeless menus are the first sign that the game is missing the production and polish of its…
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Life Is Strange: Wavelengths Knows What It’s Like To Be a Small Town Gay
From dating app struggles to hanging up Pride flags, Life is Strange: Wavelengths illustrates how isolating being queer in small…
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Early Assess: Finding Peace in Impermanence in Baldur’s Gate III
Baldur's Gate III's dice rolls and early access cut-offs make it hard to find your place in its world. But…
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Why it Matters That Danganronpa S: Ultimate Summer Camp Has Microtransactions
Danganronpa S: Ultimate Summer Camp is bringing microtransactions to a series that once satirized games exisiting solely for profit.
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Halo Infinite’s Multiplayer Proves it Doesn’t Need a Campaign This Year
Halo Infinite doesn't need to launch with a campaign mode because its multiplayer is so damn good it can stand…
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Depending on your choices, Ryan Lucan can sell you out in Life is Strange: True Colors' finale. Here's why I…
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