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With the release of Mortal Kombat X taking place in just a few days, we take a look at the first fightpad controller made for current-gen consoles, the PDP Mortal Kombat X Fight Pad Controller.

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Stealth Inc. 2: A Game of Clones puts you in the role of a little clone, trapped in the most dangerous toy testing facility in the world. Explore the facility, test the toys, free your brethren, and try not to get yourself vaporized, ripped to shreds, or crushed. Most of all...

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It's become one of the most reliable franchises in games for a reason. MLB 15: The Show continues to deliver a user-friendly baseball experience, while faithfully piecing together the subtle nuances of America's pastime. Our review.

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Axiom Verge starts off as an homage to classic 8-bit games like Metroid, but grows into a fantastic game in its own right. Our review.

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From Software's Bloodborne is quite the intimidating game, but if you're able to stick with it, you'll find an extremely worthwhile experience underneath its intimidating exterior. Our review.

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With Cities: Skylines, you have the chance to plan the city of your dreams, complete with a complex road sysem and economic infrastructure. However, the game's steep learning curve and vague status feedback might put-off a lot of would-be mayors. How well did our city fare? ...

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The indie spirit is well and alive in Nintendo, because so much of the indie community imitates Nintendo's impeccable design philosophy. Our review of BoxBoy!

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Microsoft and Universal Pictures teamed up for a special version of Forza Horizon 2 set in the Fast & Furious world. The result is a racing game that feels more like a demo than a legitimate expansion pack. Our review.

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Final Fantasy completists have waited a long time to see this Japan-only PSP installment of the series come to North America. Was Final Fantasy Type-0 HD worth the wait? Our review.

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Jaws of Hakkon, the first DLC expansion for Dragon Age: Inquisition, takes you to the Frostback Basin where new creatures, people, and enemies await. You're there to seek out the remains of the previous Inquisitor, who fought off a great evil ages ago and vanished. Does the ...

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In the The cannibal supercriminal Wolfe is breaking his way out of prison one human course at a time, and the Powers Division is sent in to stop him. But can they really face this threat without superpowers of their own? Find out in our review of episode 5: Paint it Black.

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Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel's fourth and final DLC, Claptastic Voyage, takes Vault Hunters to a world of pure imagination. Yes, it's time to dive straight into Claptrap's head and see what messy memories you can dredge up. How much therapy will we need after playing thi...

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The four-part episodic release of Resident Evil: Revelations 2 has concluded, but was the time-crossing romp across a monster covered island worth it? Our review tests to see how horrific the game is.

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Electronic Arts and Visceral Games are hitting the streets with the Battlefield franchise, taking the beloved military franchise and applying it to the drug war. How does it fare? Our review.

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There isn't much in Mario Party 10 to justify an upgrade over previous Mario Party games, but what's there is still just as enjoyable as before and Bowser Party ensures that at least one of your friends will have a great time.