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World of Warcraft (WoW) is an interesting - and unique - game to assess. Originally released in 2004, the base title has been continually expanded over time, and in many ways barely resembles the version many of us first logged on to eight years ago. Considering that, however, the WoW
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In case you missed all the hullabaloo surrounding Rainbow Six Vegas, the general consensus was that it was a fun game that (largely successfully) minimized the tactical nature of previous Rainbow Six games, and upped the action immensely. A lot of people enjoyed it – and then word came that a
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In the beginning, there was Command & Conquer. Sure, you can talk about Dune II and Herzog Zwei but if you're looking for the definitive, original RTS game that really set the genre alight, there's only one contender: Command & Conquer. Westwood studios took a fresh,
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What started out as a fantasy trilogy and now spans five books (with a planned total of seven in the series), A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin is one of those series that has set a benchmark for the genre. Full of intrigue and strong
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In a traditional monster and magic-based card game players are restricted in a certain sense. The deck can only have so many cards, each player is limited to using what is only in their hand, and they can only react when it is their turn. In EA's brand
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So this is it, the end of TellTale’s The Walking Dead adventure game. Well, season 1, anyway. So how was it? In a word - amazing! In two words - amazingly upsetting; but don’t worry, it was completely in the way TellTale intended. As I have mentioned in
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Two decades before his Oscar-nominated, 3D masterpiece Avatar, James Cameron was scaring film-goers with his survival-horror/action sequel to the 1979 classic, Alien. Placing a squad of colonial marines in an infested colony with hundreds of aliens, Aliens was a gritty, terrifying masterpiece that set a new standard for sci-fi
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The Asian Dynasties is a new expansion for Age of Empires III, where you get to play as—yes, you guessed it—one of three Asian civilizations: China, India, and Japan. Big Huge Games are involved this time, and they’ve delivered something fresh for AOE III players. With the
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For those who can remember that far back, games like Might and Magic (1986), Dungeon Master (1987), and Eye of the Beholder (1991) were the first foray into 3D graphics for the Dungeons & Dragons role playing genre. Innovative for their time, players effectively moved across a gridded environment, one
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There's a problem with Garshasp: The Monster Slayer. To be fair, there are several problems, but the fundamental one is this - I want to like it. And you will too. Dead Mage Inc. have released, at best, an average game. At best. But you have to give
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I was attracted to Mount&Blade; from the first time I saw it. It's an underdog of a game (though some will – unfairly, I feel – truncate that to just 'a dog of a game'). Coming from a small development team – TaleWorlds, based in Turkey – this
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Will Wright’s Spore was one of last year’s most innovative PC games and spawned one of the largest collections of phallic-symbol monsters on ever seen. But there was one thing lacking: when you ventured into the space age you couldn’t go to a planet and roam around