After eight months of heavy anticipation and over eight million sales on Xbox One and PlayStation 4, the smash hit Monster Hunter: World has finally come to PC. While we
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Vampyr is a story of choice and consequence. War hero and field surgeon Dr. Jonathan Reid has returned home to London just after the first World War. The London he
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I grew up watching Star Trek. I slogged through the hammy three season original series, sure, but it was Star Trek: The Next Generation that got me hooked. It is
