Attack of the Fanboy

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While not reinventing the wheel, Ubisoft has definitely taken the Just Dance series to new heights with the latest entry in the franchise. With a wide range of songs from many different genres, there is something here for just about everyone, though there is a steep learning curve with the lack of a true in-game tutorial. Dance Challenger Mode and Community Remix are excellent social additions, which is just the direction that Just Dance should naturally grow. Built perfectly for parties, Just Dance 2015 will likely not attract a massive audience of new gamers, but still provides a great product for fans of the series.

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Twisted Metal capitalizes on the very things that have made it a stand out for the PlayStation for so many years, yet again. The dark and “twisted” reality that is the game’s backdrop still melds well with the over-the-top vehicular combat in a way that feels unique to this game, and familiar for fans of previous games.

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It's hard to recommend anyone repurchasing Sleeping Dogs for this Definitive Edition, but it could be a great experience for newcomers.

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Disney Infinity: Marvel Super Heroes (2.0 Edition) is an ambitious continuation of the Disney Infinity franchise. Rather than play it safe and stick with the Disney classics, they decided to branch out with their hottest new property, Marvel. The gameplay is much improved on the last game, thanks to better leveling and more in-depth combat. The Toy Box allows your creative juices to flow, which brings out the kid in you all over again. However, for a game with such creativity in many departments, the Avengers playset is pretty lacking with uninspired settings and repetitive mission types. Still, if you are a big Disney and Marvel fan you cannot go wrong with Disney Infinity: Marvel Super Heroes (2.0 Edition), especially if you have kids.

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FIFA 15 takes the solid foundation provided by EA Canada’s first current-gen effort last year and improves on it even further. The gameplay and in-game physics are as good as they have ever been while the presentation and attention to detail are even more phenomenal than before. Player Career is incredibly addicting with an insane number of objectives to achieve, but Manager Career is a little lacking in that department. A lot of gamers do not pick up sports games annually, instead electing to get them every few years. However, this is one that football fans will definitely not want to miss, as EA Canada truly scored the winning goal with FIFA 15.

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While the combat system itself is the real star of Transistor, Red's journey through Cloudbank is definitely one worth taking.

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Guacamelee Super Turbo Championship Edition adds new life to last year's excellent Metroidvania title. Newcomers will enjoy the package, but veterans will struggle to find value.

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Blizzard does a lot of things right with its console specific features in Diablo III: Reaper of Souls Ultimate Evil Edition. More importantly, these features only add to a game that is reaching parity with the PC version.

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Gundam Reborn has a lot of fan service for Gundam fans, but the repetitive nature of Dynasty Warriors gameplay ultimately holds the game back.

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Shovel Knight is a true masterpiece of retro platforming. If you ever enjoyed an NES title and wanted to relive those days then this game was tailor-made for you.

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Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark feels like a game rushed just to coincide with the movie’s release, which ultimately led to a disappointing follow-up to a great game series.

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Atelier Rorona Plus: The Alchemist of Arland is a very fun and addicting RPG, but is likely not for everyone.