Five Nights At Freddy's Characters Left On The Cutting Room Floor
Not all of the ideas for "Five Nights at Freddy's" panned out, with several characters left to languish on the cutting room floor.
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Mortal Kombat 1 Preview: A Resurrected Klassic Shines Bright
Mortal Kombat 1 is shaping up to be a true homage to its roots, yet modern enough to capture the hearts of a new generation of players.
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The Shady Side Of Fortnite
"Fortnite" has had a growing shady side since its inception, leading to a deluge of tears, accusations, and legal action.
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Story Of Seasons: A Wonderful Life Review - Plenty Of Charm, But Not The Cream Of The Crop
Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life is a farm sim that just doesn't feel like it's breaking too much new ground.
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Things Only Adults Notice About Street Fighter
"Street Fighter" is a franchise that has grown up with its audience. But even in its early days, there were things in this series that went over kids' heads.
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Zelda: How To Reliably Find & Farm Dragon Parts In Tears Of The Kingdom
In Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, dragon parts are incredibly useful both for weapons and constructs alike. Fortunately, they can be farmed in a reliable way.
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Persona 5 Tactica - Everything You Need To Know
"Persona 5 Tactica" will take a strategy approach as it sends the Phantom Thieves on a never-before-seen adventure.
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Zelda: How To Get The Wing Suit (Or Glide Set) In Tears Of The Kingdom
Gliding is a great way to travel in Tears of the Kingdom, but it's not always the simplest to manage. Here's how to get the Glide Set to make it easier.
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Mistakes You Do Not Want To Make In Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom
Players can make mistakes as they journey through "Tears of the Kingdom," resulting in unnecessary time sinks or missed opportunities.
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Cassette Beasts Review: Hits Nearly All The Right Notes
Cassette Beasts is a creative and fast-paced RPG that sends players on an adventure to collect monsters, build relationships, and explore a colorful new world.
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The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom Review - Link Reaches New Heights
Even in its early moments, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is shaping up to be a must-play title and heavy favorite for game of the year.
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Bramble: The Mountain King Review - Beware The Beasts Of The Mountain
As long as you go into "Bramble: The Mountain King" with the right expectations, it will serve you well in the short time that you're a guest in its universe.
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Strayed Lights Review: A Promising Start That Falls A Bit Short
There's so much to love about "Strayed Lights," but unfortunately the game as a whole feels like it's only 50% complete.
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Minecraft Legends Review: A Few Blocks Short
Simple, laid-back fun can be found in "Minecraft Legends," but players looking for an engaging or well-constructed experience will likely be left wanting more.
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Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster Review: A Thoughtful, Well-Made Remaster Series
The "Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster" series on console is, as of its release, the definitive remaster experience for all six games.
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Bayonetta Origins: Cereza And The Lost Demon Review: A Book You Won't Want To Put Down
"Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon" commits to a very different experience than its predecessors, but effortlessly pulls it off.
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Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist Of The End & The Secret Key Review - Another Ryza Tale That Could Have Been So Much More
Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist Of The End & The Secret Key is an enjoyable enough experience, but it just doesn't quite make the next-level jump it could have.
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A Space For The Unbound Review: An Emotionally-Charged Nostalgic Adventure
"A Space for the Unbound" is a delightful homage to nostalgia-driven whimsy, with a unique art style and engaging story.
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Coffee Talk Episode 2: Hibiscus And Butterfly Review - Brewing Something Special
Rather than greatly expanding the scope of the original, "Episode 2" refines its visuals and gives fans more of what they loved about the original game.
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Pokemon Stadium Switch Review: Still One Of The Very Best
"Pokémon Stadium" still holds up on Nintendo Switch, and is still well worth checking out for fans of the series and newcomers alike.
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Ten Dates Review: Fall In Love All Over Again
The overall formula is nearly identical to that of "Five Dates," but "Ten Dates" effectively adds a few additional layers of depth that make for a solid sequel.
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Paranormasight: The Seven Mysteries Of Honjo Review - A Blessing, Not A Curse
"Paranormasight: The Seven Mysteries of Honjo" has a story that leaps off the page, letting players be God while challenging the morality of right and wrong.
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Zelda: Where Is Foothill Stable In Tears Of The Kingdom?
For anyone playing the new Zelda title, they may be wondering: Where is Foothill Stable in Tears of the Kingdom? Here is precisely where you can find it.
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Hotel Renovator Review: Cheaper Than A Real Vacation
"Hotel Renovator" is a simulator that gives players the chance to temporarily escape the banality of everyday life by designing the hotel of their dreams.
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SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake Review - Average Victory
Fans of the franchise may be eager to try out "SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake "and compare it to the series - to which they will be plenty delighted.
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Persona 4 Golden Review: A Gorgeous Remaster With Some Blemishes
Despite some elements of "Persona 4 Golden's" narrative at points being out dated and wildly bigoted, it is still a classic that is absolutely worth playing.
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HEROish Review: Simple & Addicting
"HEROish" is a simple, yet engaging and wildly addicting card-battling MOBA-lite.
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