Kathryn_Bailey
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21 years ago this week, Nintendo shot Star Fox into space
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30 years ago, before Smash Bros. or even the NES, there was Punch-Out!! in arcades
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23 years ago, 3 UCLA grads started Blizzard Entertainment
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Game History
15 years ago, Mario first punched Link in the face
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Game History
Nine years ago, 2K nabbed baseball exclusivity (and continued its war with EA)
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Twenty-eight years ago this month, Nintendo won its first console war
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Rivals, Pokewalkers, and other things we miss from old Pokemon games
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Out this October, Pokemon X/Y is the perfect chance for developer Game Freak to bring back some of the awesome features it created and abandoned over the years...
Armored Core: Verdict Day review
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Is the latest in From Software's hardcore mech series its best yet? Find out in our review...
Five Madden 25 underdog teams worth playing online
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Get ready to surprise your opponents in Madden by playing as one of these underrated teams...
Fire Emblem: Awakening review
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Fire Emblem returns on the Nintendo 3DS. Find out why it’s the handheld’s best RPG to date...
Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor review
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Steel Battalion attempts to replicate the sensation of being in a mech cockpit using Microsoft’s Kinect. Can From Software pull it off, or does their ambitious shooter crash and burn?
MLB 12: The Show review
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MLB 12: The Show is up for another round at bat. After years of domination and helping to cement the PS3 as the platform for baseball fans, is the series still the top choice?
Wipeout 2048 review
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Sony Liverpool pushes the Vita to its limits with the latest in the Wipeout series, but has it gone just a bit too far? We take a look at the newest entry in Sony’s showcase racing franchise...
Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 Vita review
By Kathryn_Bailey published
The popular fighting game series goes portable thanks to this excellent port for the Vita. But is a straight port enough to make this a must-have launch day title?
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