Attack of the Fanboy

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Resident Evil 6 polarizes you between beauty and boredom. Capcom has strayed too far from survival horror, in turn has alienated some long time fans of the series.

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While Return To PoPoLoCrois definitely has its issues, those who are looking for a charming and accessible RPG can do a lot worse than what this game has to offer. In a world where traditional turn-based RPGs are becoming increasingly rare it’s refreshing that this game taps into 90s RPG mechanics, though the game’s tedious dungeons let the gameplay down a bit. The farming is a feature that you can take or leave, though it’s harmless enough that it really can’t be taken as a negative outright as you can ignore it entirely if you want to. What ultimately makes the game worth checking out is its cast of characters, as even though they’re involved in a by-the-numbers narrative you still root for them and want to see them overcome the evil in their path. It’s a charming old-school RPG adventure, though it definitely could have used some gameplay tweaking to make all the different ingredients mix better.

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As was the case with the first game, Project X Zone 2 is a game that will appeal more to certain types of gamers than it will to others. If you’re a fan of lots of characters from Capcom, Bandai Namco and Sega games and are interested in the SRPG genre, then you will more than likely love this game. However, if you’re looking for the deepest SRPG experience out there or for a story that is remotely comprehensible, then you might come away disappointed. Either way, I had a blast playing this game and it made me not only want to replay the games from the characters I knew, but also check out the games from the characters I didn’t. I’d say that’s quite an accomplishment.

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Taking an eclectic blend of different gaming elements, LBX: Little Battlers eXperience does a good job at introducing US gamers to this new world, while also being a great handheld option for kids.

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A slick and fun puzzle experience from start to finish, BOXBOY! will please anyone looking for a great new pick-up-and-play adventure. Just don't expect too much challenge until you dive into the optional areas of the game.

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This is the Call of Duty experience that players on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 get, plus it's got the added GamePad support to enhance it even further. It stands shoulder to shoulder with other platforms, which is remarkable considering that the Wii U is only a week old.

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Open world afficionados will enjoy the level of freedom and randomness in this island vacation from hell. One of the better shooters of 2012 if just for its variety.

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Hitman: Absolution constantly flip-flops from being awesome to bad in the blink of an eye. It never consistently amazes, nor constantly disappoints. We wished it was more at times, and thought it nearly perfect at others.

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Assassin's Creed III feels more like a generational leap, than it does just another chapter in this long story. It's the best looking, best playing, and most complete game in the franchise.

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Criterion does arcade racing better than anyone, and this is an example of some of their best work to date.