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Is Racing Transformed perfect? Not by a long shot. But it's every bit as engrossing and addictive as many of the Sega classics it mines for inspiration, and that's a phenomenal accomplishment in itself.

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Hitman: Absolution features plenty of smart new features and tweaks that modernize the franchise without abandoning the essence of what made it great—but the new save system is awful enough to undo a lot of that good.

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To say that XCOM: Enemy Unknown is a phenomenal remake would be selling Firaxis' monumental accomplishment short. The developer hasn't just managed to capture the spirit of the original; they've also tweaked, trimmed, and innovated enough to deliver the freshest, most engaging strategy game in recent memory, if not ever.

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Leon and Jake's respective campaigns mark a return to greatness for this franchise, but Chris's bro-fest campaign comes up a little short.

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While this update of the classic action-RTS hybrid is far from perfect, there's a certain undeniable charm to Gaea Mission's deep, open-ended gameplay that manages to overshadow the flawed AI and poor pacing.

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FIFA’s action on the attack and near the goal has always been subpar, but I’ve cut it some slack in the past due to upgrades and improvements in other areas. Not this year—this is as weak an effort as I’ve seen from FIFA in a decade, and the whole affair screams “Roster Update 2013” from the get-go.

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The concept might seem a bit gimmicky at first glance, but Baller Beats is a well made, respectable peripheral-driven rhythm game in the tradition of Dance Dance Revolution or Guitar Hero. Some technical limitations keep the game from outright greatness, but there's a lot of fun—and real world benefits—to be had here.

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In an age when pure stealth experiences have become increasingly rare, Mark of the Ninja proves there's still gas left in the tank, with ingeniously designed mechanics and a slate of gadgets and abilities that make stalking your prey from the shadows an absolute treat.

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Way of the Samurai 4 is a goofy, glorious romp through post-isolationist Japan, and it’s about as fun and accessible as the series has ever been. While some bugs and graphical issues may sour the experience at times, that shouldn’t prevent newcomers from giving the series a shot.

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The daring, deeply personal story is more than enough reason to give Papo & Yo a shot, but don't expect to be wowed by the underlying puzzle platformer gameplay.

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A true Japanese role-playing throwback that successfully channels the classics of the past, Growlanser: Wayfarer of Time’s challenging, strategy-laden battles and cast of expressive characters will help remind JRPG fans why they fell in love with the genre in the first place.

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The content MGS: HD Collection offers is some of the finest of the last decade. But it’s also frustrating that this collection could have—and should have—offered so much more.

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Showdown probably isn’t the sequel DiRT fans were anticipating, but if you can look past the dramatic shift in tone and the overly aggressive AI, you’ll find plenty of unpretentious arcade fun.

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It’s great to finally have a portable Katamari as playable as the console versions, but we already saw this game seven years ago...and six years ago...and five years ago...and...

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Improved collision physics help the game in the middle of the pitch—but EA still can’t get attacks on goal quite right.

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