The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles Review: No Objections

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The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles Review: No Objections

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Ace Attorney fans in North America have had a very long wait, but it’s finally at an end thanks to The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles, a new title from Capcom. The compilation includes The Great Ace Attorney: Adventures and The Great Ace Attorney 2: Resolve in one package for PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC....

Last Stop Review: Immersive Stories Hindered by Lackluster Decisions

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Last Stop does a superb job of subverting within the first few minutes pretty much any expectations one might hold about the game even if you’ve glimpsed some of the previews and trailers. While it does fall into some tropey tendencies from time to time, its three stories largely hold their own by being completely...

Where the Heart Leads Review: A Narrative Experience Like No Other

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Narrative can be a powerful tool when allowed to flourish, and Armature Studios took that to heart with its latest release Where the Heart Leads, a game that captures moments in time, the grander picture of how lives intertwine, and how the trajectory of those lives can be shifted by the smallest of decisions. We’ve...

F1 2021 Review: The Total Racing Package

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EA’s popular F1 racing game franchise has returned for a brand new installment in 2021, and its launch couldn’t come at a better time. The recent release of next-gen consoles gives the series the chance to utilize better technology than ever before. Meanwhile, Formula 1 has exploded in popularity over the past couple of years,...

Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin Review: Great Combat, Grating Felyne

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In 2016, Capcom released Monster Hunter Stories on Nintendo 3DS, a JRPG using elements from the publisher’s Monster Hunter franchise. Five years later, Capcom has delivered a sequel on PC and Nintendo Switch. While the two games take place in the same world and feature some connective tissue, Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin...

Legend of Mana Review: A World Deserving of a Better Game

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In 1999, Square Enix (then still Squaresoft) released Legend of Mana, the first spinoff of the Mana series (known as Seiken Densetsu in Japan) line of games. At the time, it was a strange beast. It’s a two-dimensional RPG released for the original PlayStation when Sony was pushing polygons hard. Despite having series creator Koichi...

Mario Golf: Super Rush Review: A Definitive Experience

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The Mario Golf series has a proud history on Nintendo consoles, dating back to the days of the Nintendo 64. Mario Golf: Super Rush on Nintendo Switch continues in that tradition, bringing in a number of new elements as well as returning options from across the series. The result just might be the definitive Mario...

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