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After Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game, some of the staff left Ubisoft to form Tribute Games, who created a number of retro-style titles like Wizorb, Mercenary Kings, Flinthook, and Panzer Paladin. In 2022, they were reunited with both the TMNT license and the beat-em-up genre with TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge. This led to another

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Zoya
Games developed outside the major production regions of Japan, Europe, and North America are rarely discussed. While titles from countries such as Russia, Ukraine, or even South Korea are lucky to sometimes receive attention, games produced in the Middle East are often glossed over. This is because a portion of these titles is lost to

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Pragmata
Capcom is a company with a long history in the industry, full of hits and innovative ideas that end up spawning numerous sequels if they’re successful enough. Mega Man introduced the idea of gaining weapons from defeated bosses. 1943 had an upgrade system for your airplane that allowed you to choose which stats to raise

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A lot can be said about Activision’s stewardship of the Call of Duty series and its bent towards conservative American audiences, to the point they had Oliver North, a man nearly nailed for high treason during the Reagan administration turned Fox News personality, input on and have a role in Black Ops 2. However, what

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The original Star Fox on the SNES was a huge push forward for 3D titles on console platforms, one which would fully evolve with the next generation of consoles. Obviously, the game’s sequel feels right at home on the Nintendo 64. Whereas most other older 8-and 16-bit titles ended up being drastically reworked to take

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