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  • What did Vagary.TV Owner Ryan think of the web based MMO Illyriad? Read on to find out.

    PC Review: Illyriad

    Posted on February 16, 2012 | 3 Comments   |  Posted by Ryan Kenward
    What did Vagary.TV Owner Ryan think of the web based MMO Illyriad? Read on to find out.

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  • Note: This material was provided by Square-Enix for review purposes.  “Come forth, brave protector of Valhalla- incarnation of Etro’s champion!” ~ Arbiter of Time It was a little off-putting that...

    DLC Review: Lightning and Master Sergeant Amodar Battle

    Posted on February 16, 2012 | No Comments   |  Posted by Don Parsons
    Note: This material was provided by Square-Enix for review purposes.  “Come forth, brave protector of Valhalla- incarnation of Etro’s champion!” ~ Arbiter of Time It was a little off-putting that...

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  • The Soul Calibur series has long held the title of “Fighting Game of the People.” While Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat and Marvel vs Capcom received all the press, Soul Calibur was the one game you could sit down and play without getting a PhD in combo-ology. Soul Calibur V continues this fine tradition, sacrificing complexity, challenge and precision in the name of playability, to varying amounts of success.

    Review: Soul Calibur V

    Posted on February 13, 2012 | No Comments   |  Posted by Tony Odett
    The Soul Calibur series has long held the title of “Fighting Game of the People.” While Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat and Marvel vs Capcom received all the press, Soul Calibur was the one game you could sit down and play without getting a PhD in combo-ology. Soul Calibur V continues this fine tradition, sacrificing complexity, challenge and precision in the name of playability, to varying amounts of success.

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  • Releasing a sequel to a game with such polar-opposite reactions as Final Fantasy XIII is a bold move, but Square-Enix proceeded to do it anyways. It's really a rare thing when you see a sequel to a Final Fantasy game. But the fans that enjoyed Final Fantasy XIII and the world contained in it, rejoiced.

    Review: Final Fantasy XIII-2

    Posted on February 11, 2012 | 3 Comments   |  Posted by Don Parsons
    Releasing a sequel to a game with such polar-opposite reactions as Final Fantasy XIII is a bold move, but Square-Enix proceeded to do it anyways. It's really a rare thing when you see a sequel to a Final Fantasy game. But the fans that enjoyed Final Fantasy XIII and the world contained in it, rejoiced.

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  • Adventure games, once thought of as a relic of days gone by have been rejuvenated over the past several years by Telltale Games. Their success in the genre is no accident as they combine a volatile formula of great writing, easy to understand gameplay, and strong iconic characters set in beloved franchises. This makes their games stand out from the standard fare the rest of the industry releases.

    Review: Law & Order: Legacies

    Posted on February 7, 2012 | No Comments   |  Posted by Chris Scott
    Adventure games, once thought of as a relic of days gone by have been rejuvenated over the past several years by Telltale Games. Their success in the genre is no accident as they combine a volatile formula of great writing, easy to understand gameplay, and strong iconic characters set in beloved franchises. This makes their games stand out from the standard fare the rest of the industry releases.

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  • All Zombies Must Die is an odd case of modern game design-tropes working to a game’s detriment. The oft-celebrated model of fusing RPG-structure with action-gameplay is spread a little too thick here, hurting what is an otherwise solid title.

    Review: All Zombies Must Die!

    Posted on February 6, 2012 | 1 Comment   |  Posted by Magnus Risebro
    All Zombies Must Die is an odd case of modern game design-tropes working to a game’s detriment. The oft-celebrated model of fusing RPG-structure with action-gameplay is spread a little too thick here, hurting what is an otherwise solid title.

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