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Inside The Games: Andy Schatz Shares The Blueprint Of Monaco

By Gerren Fisher, on October 7th, 2010%

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Top of the Trash Bin: The 5 Best Worst Games of 2009

By JoeDelia, on December 14th, 2009%

As I whittled down my 2009 ’Games of the Year’ list, I came to the realization that ten slots just weren’t enough. The past twelve months have been overloaded with ’so bad that they’re good” games, in particular shooters. Take these five examples: they all have solid mechanics and cohesive gameplay, but their general clunkiness, [...] . . . → Read More: Top of the Trash Bin: The 5 Best Worst Games of 2009

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Gaming’s Top Ten Judases

By mark_fujii, on December 11th, 2009%

Being the bad guy who makes the protagonist’s life hell is one thing. Posing as the good guy’s friend while watching and waiting for the perfect opportunity to screw them over reaches a level of bastardly reserved for one of the greatest traitors of all time: Judas Iscariot. These ten vile, underhanded bad guys of gaming may [...] . . . → Read More: Gaming’s Top Ten Judases

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Gaming’s Top 10 Terrors

By TGRStaff, on October 31st, 2009%

There are some deliciously evil enemies in video games, and now Halloween is here it’s time to revel in these beings that keep us on the edge of our seats. Coming many shapes and sizes, some may hunt you from the darkness, while others lash out wildly, backing you into a corner. Be it the [...] . . . → Read More: Gaming’s Top 10 Terrors

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Editorial: Drake’s Banter Shines in a Sea of Robotic Dialogue

By JoeDelia, on October 26th, 2009%

As I played through Nathan Drake’s latest adventure – which I really liked, by the way – I felt like it was a breath of fresh air in many ways. Sure, the superb platforming and breath-pilfering combat put Lara Croft and Marcus Phoenix to shame, but it wasn’t just the mechanics or visuals that left [...] . . . → Read More: Editorial: Drake’s Banter Shines in a Sea of Robotic Dialogue

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Dragon Age: Origins Hands-On Preview

By James Bishop, on October 23rd, 2009%

It felt like so many game companies at this year’s E3 were aiming for the ever-coveted tween and casual audiences. So let’s be thankful for Dragon Age: Origins. For those of us fortunate enough to experience the Baldur’s Gate games and other similar titles like Icewind Dale, Dragon Age: Origins is like a breath of [...] . . . → Read More: Dragon Age: Origins Hands-On Preview

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