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Making a list of the best PS3 RPGs was no easy task. This was, after all, the generation where the genre was sort of dying out. First person shooters were all the rage. It was all about the pew pew pew. No one was interested in going on a grand adventure or grinding. Or so it seemed. This has since cleared up, but back then things looked really bleak for fans of the genre. Th...


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I’ve always been a fan of the Peanuts comic strip and movies. They were basically a tradition in my household growing up. With that said I don’t feel like the license has been well represented in video games. Outside of a few outliers, that is. Then again I haven’t played all of them either. I recently got my hands on a Game Boy game I had never heard of. Snoopy’s Magic Show....


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It’s not easy being the weakest console of your respective generation. Just ask the Sega Saturn. Some real boneheaded moves were made during its design stages. For one thing the engineers focused more on 2D gaming. This was at a time when Sega was leading the 3D revolution with Virtua Fighter in the arcades. Legend has it that the company made some last minute changes and sho...


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Action RPGs can, and often have been, absolutely amazing. I don’t care what anyone says. Sometimes you don’t want to sit there inputting commands from a menu. You want to kick some butt. If you’re like me then please have a seat and grab a snack. Today we’re going to be talking about the best action RPGs of all time. It’s no easy task. As awesome as I think I am (just kidding...


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Listen, I know the Sega CD wasn’t great. It was expensive, had bad marketing, few games were released for it, and it came out at an awkward time. I know this. That doesn’t mean I don’t love it though. There’s something really charming about 16-bit titles on CD. I think it has something to do with developer’s not really knowing what to do with the format. A few managed to figu...


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