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Though the names Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat certainly aren’t new, the newest installments in each franchise has reinvented the…
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Baldur’s Gate 3 pushes player freedom to the absolute limit. That unparalleled level of freedom can be found in nearly…
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Forza Motorsport is nearly as old as the Xbox brand itself, but it’s had a surprisingly extended absence since its…
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As the Switch moves into the twilight years of an especially lengthy lifespan, Nintendo has increasingly turned toward remasters of…
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