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My Open-World Checklist
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on February 27, 2013 at 06:00 PM
I try to divide my play sessions across as many types of games as possible, but I have a soft spot for open-world games. One of the things I enjoy most about gaming is the chance to explore new worlds and do things I wouldn’t ordinarily be able to do in my unplugged life. Here are a few things...
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Comparing The Open World Of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
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on February 15, 2013 at 02:00 PM
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Man’s Best Friend: Gaming's Top Canines
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Louis Garcia
on February 12, 2013 at 03:25 PM
People love dogs for many reasons: they’re cuddly, loyal, and protective. Video game canines run the gamut from lovable to ferocious, to alien and able to wield ninja kunai. Here’s our list of some of the best video game canines. Blanca – Shadow Hearts: Covenant Without Blanca, Yuri...
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Moments: Becoming A Wasteland Warrior In Fallout 3
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on September 21, 2012 at 12:42 PM
Fallout 3's Wasteland is a dangerous place, but that only makes it more exciting. For me, the Our Lady Of Hope Hospital was a crucible that brought out some of the best the game had to offer. Life is cheap in the Wasteland, and none more so than your character’s. I was warned by those playing...
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Interview: Wasteland 2's Brian Fargo
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on June 02, 2012 at 03:00 PM
We caught up with Interplay co-founder and Wasteland 2 mastermind Brian Fargo recently to get his thoughts on the evolution of the game industry, post-apocalyptic hellscapes, and Kickstarter’s strengths and weaknesses. When you’re done with this, be sure to check out our Classic GI section...
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Celebrating Great Game Music: Creating The Top Score Podcast
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Ben Hanson
on May 01, 2012 at 01:04 PM
Deep inside the hallowed halls of Minnesota Public Radio, Emily Reese is studying game soundtracks. Outside of her full-time position at the radio station, she fights to find the time to host the Top Score podcast . Since April of 2011, Emily Reese has interviewed the composers behind Red Dead Redemption...
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Replay Value: Games With Multiple Endings
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If interactivity is what sets games apart from other mediums, then the narrative games that have the most potential to show off this form of art are those that feature multiple endings based on your decisions. Amongst the many games with multiple endings, some settle for simple dual options based on...
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The Top 10 Video Game Openings
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In November of 2008 we ran our top 10 list of best intro sequences in the biz. If a picture is worth a thousand words, a movie must be worth a million. Check out our original list below, and feel free to add your top contenders in the comments. The beginning of a game can set the tone for the entire...
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All things considered, 2010 hasn’t been a terrible summer for gamers. We’ve had one or two really outstanding titles ( sup, StarCraft II ), a steady stream of solid releases, and only a handful of weeks that were full-on new game droughts. Even with such an excellent first half of the year...
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