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When the original LEGO Star Wars hit store shelves in 2005, no one really knew what to expect. LEGO had long been a toyline that many people had fond memories of playing with in their childhood, but how would a LEGO video game work? It turned out that not only
by Matt WelshI stare at the quandary before me, its various tools strewn about in such a way as to be difficult to attain, and yet subtly instructing me on how to solve it. I flit between pressure plates and electronic gate jammers, slowly making headway toward a floating tetromino, gated off
by David RobertsAssassin’s Creed Rogue at once shows the series at its most derivative, as well as its most inventive. Rogue is an incredibly last-gen game, featuring recycled environments from Assassin’s Creed III and Black Flag along with outdated visuals that feel like they’re breaking at the seams on
by David RobertsIn the world of boardgames, it seems as though zombies are divisive. You either love them, or you hate them. I understand those who are not enthused by the ridiculous premise of undead corpses causing a ruckus. I, however am married to a zombie fanatic. I like the occasional zombie
by Scott GriffithThe original LittleBigPlanet was one of those rare gems that immediately became an instant classic the moment it hit the shelves. With a unique charm all of its own, it took the familiar concept of classic platforming and turned it on its head by offering a simple, yet intuitive, in-game
by Stefan AlexanderBringing sports to board games has been a difficult proposition. The Strat-o-matic series allowed people to create their teams using real baseball players. 1st and Goal uses cards to call plays and dice to determine the yardage. Spring-loaded levers were used to pop a ping pong ball to try to
by Keith SchleicherThe latest offering from Zen Studios could be one of its best yet. South Park: Super-Sweet Pinball is the newest table available for purchase from their already massive and ever-expanding library. Who doesn’t love pinball? Back in 1998, at the height of South Park’s popularity during its earlier
by Paul CesarAs the sweeping score of Valkyria Chronicles rushed to meet my ears and the introduction sequence started to roll, sweet memories of the past came to me. It was six years ago; I was younger back then, sitting before my new piece of hardware with the few games I had
by Niko DelValleWhen the original LEGO Star Wars hit store shelves in 2005, no one really knew what to expect. LEGO had long been a toyline that many people had fond memories of playing with in their childhood, but how would a LEGO video game work? It turned out that not only
by Matt WelshSCUF changes the attachments on the Valor Pro loadout
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When the original LEGO Star Wars hit store shelves in 2005, no one really knew what to expect. LEGO had long been a toyline that many people had fond memories of playing with in their childhood, but how would a LEGO video game work? It turned out that not only
by Matt WelshI stare at the quandary before me, its various tools strewn about in such a way as to be difficult to attain, and yet subtly instructing me on how to solve it. I flit between pressure plates and electronic gate jammers, slowly making headway toward a floating tetromino, gated off
by David RobertsAssassin’s Creed Rogue at once shows the series at its most derivative, as well as its most inventive. Rogue is an incredibly last-gen game, featuring recycled environments from Assassin’s Creed III and Black Flag along with outdated visuals that feel like they’re breaking at the seams on
by David RobertsIn the world of boardgames, it seems as though zombies are divisive. You either love them, or you hate them. I understand those who are not enthused by the ridiculous premise of undead corpses causing a ruckus. I, however am married to a zombie fanatic. I like the occasional zombie
by Scott GriffithThe original LittleBigPlanet was one of those rare gems that immediately became an instant classic the moment it hit the shelves. With a unique charm all of its own, it took the familiar concept of classic platforming and turned it on its head by offering a simple, yet intuitive, in-game
by Stefan AlexanderBringing sports to board games has been a difficult proposition. The Strat-o-matic series allowed people to create their teams using real baseball players. 1st and Goal uses cards to call plays and dice to determine the yardage. Spring-loaded levers were used to pop a ping pong ball to try to
by Keith SchleicherThe latest offering from Zen Studios could be one of its best yet. South Park: Super-Sweet Pinball is the newest table available for purchase from their already massive and ever-expanding library. Who doesn’t love pinball? Back in 1998, at the height of South Park’s popularity during its earlier
by Paul CesarAs the sweeping score of Valkyria Chronicles rushed to meet my ears and the introduction sequence started to roll, sweet memories of the past came to me. It was six years ago; I was younger back then, sitting before my new piece of hardware with the few games I had
by Niko DelValle