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Wulverblade Is A Brutal But Irresistible Brawler On The Switch
The feel is instantly recognizable. Whether the phrase “beat-em up” takes you back to Castle Crashers, The Death and Return of Superman, or the original Double Dragon, Wulverblade will channel your nostalgia and love for those games, but in a way that remains distinctly its own. Fully Illustrated’s game hit my radar back at the…
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At Long Last, Two Classic Psychedelic Shooters Are Coming To The Atari Jaguar
Llamatron 2112 and Revenge of the Mutant Camels are finally getting proper re-releases. It just happens to be on a system that came out nearly a quarter century ago. Jeff Minter has been designing games for over three decades. Odds are you’ve played, or at least laid eyes on, some of his work, including Tempest…
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Mario Odyssey Comes With Its Theme Song Lyrics Printed On The Inside Of The Case
“Jump Up, Super Star!” is both incredibly corny and hard not to love. Nintendo is apparently in love with it as well, having not only made it available to download on iTunes but also gone to the trouble of printing all the words to it on the inside of the game’s case. The game, which…
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Is Getting A New Four Player Arcade Game
Arcade cabinet maker Raw Thrills has confirmed it’s currently working on a new machine featuring the heroes in a half shell as depicted in the Nickelodeon cartoon currently in its fifth season. The new game is apparently being built from scratch with new assets to mirror the current TV show and with an eye toward…
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Doki Doki Literature Club‘s Horror Was Born From A Love-Hate Relationship With Anime
Doki Doki Literature Club snuck up on everyone and became a cult hit. Dan Salvato, its writer and lead developer, played on the anime tropes present in its pink and cheery exterior to trick players into experiencing an unsettling story. “People might go into Doki Doki Literature Club making fun of it as a tropey…
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