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It's been 32 years since The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening launched, but the Switch remake makes it feel like yesterday

Opinion | Link's Awakening is one of the most formative, nostalgic, and important Zelda games ever

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Assassin's Creed Shadows is getting a much-needed parkour update, and the pre-order quest about a vengeful dog will be available to all later today

Jump with even more style

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Gears of War: Reloaded – Everything you need to know about the Gears of War remaster

Gears of War: Reloaded brought back one Xbox's most iconic shooters, and it's out now now (on PS5 and PC, too)

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Elden Ring Nightreign PC system requirements — Can your PC run this FromSoftware co-op game?

Elden Ring Nightreign's PC requirements are here, letting players check to see if their gaming computer is ready for this new FromSoftware experience.

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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 creative director is more pleased about his French JRPG's acceptance in Japan than he is about its "acclaim in any other country"

It makes sense given how inspired he was by previous JRPG greats

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The RPGs That Started It All Are Finally Getting Perfect Remakes

'Dragon Quest I' and II HD-2D remakes feel familiar yet distinct.

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Dragon Quest 1 & 2 HD-2D Remake makes me feel like I'm sipping on warm cocoa, minimal meddling keeping these oldies golden

Hands-on | Slaying slimes and becoming the dragon warrior in Dragon Quest 1 & 2 HD-2D Remake

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'Doom: The Dark Ages' Has Very Positive Reviews on Steam, 4.1 Stars on Google Reviews

Find out what gamers have to say on Steam and Google Reviews about "Doom: The Dark Ages," which was released on May 15, 2025.

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Elden Ring Nightreign release date: Launch time, preloads, and when it comes out in your time zone

Elden Ring Nightreign is almost upon us, and ahead of its release, its official launch times have been shared by Bandai Namco and FromSoftware. Here's exactly when you can play the game in your time zone.

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"Even people in the studio had problems" with Cyberpunk 2077's most uncomfortable quest, but CDPR stood by it because "we don't do heavy things for the sake of edginess"

"We do heavy things if we have something meaningful to say"

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"Valve never made a Portal 2 sequel. So we did," claims impossibly bold indie puzzler which actually reminds me more of a different puzzle game

ChromaGun 2: Dye Hard is more Qube than Portal, but it still looks awesome

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"The Last of Us" tests our empathy

In a time when the right views empathy as weakness, HBO's apocalypse drama springs it on us in a finale cliffhanger

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Hideo Kojima admits Death Stranding is "weird," which feels like it might be a pretty substantial understatement for his entire body of work

This is a game that lets you give the president's corpse a piggyback

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With the caveat he got "really, really, really lucky," Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 director shares classic advice: "You have to make a game that you will like"

"I think it will always resonate if there's a sense of honesty and truth and joy in the game"

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This dev's first game, a surreal trip based on a YouTube animated series, came out 3 days after Schedule 1 and is right on its heels for best-reviewed Steam release of the year

It's hard to describe Ena: Dream BBQ

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28 years later, Fallout creator wonders if all the effort he put in to scrubbing a minor graphics issue was actually worth it, especially because Diablo "had it in droves and no-one cared"

"I wonder what was lost in Fallout"

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I traded banned books for bread in this RPG-tinged resource management game that feels like Pentiment meets Citizen Sleeper

Preview | Resource management is everything in Book Smugglers, but the tabletop RPG aspects make it truly shine

3 best indie games that made the Nintendo Switch

The Nintendo Switch quickly became the home of indies this generation – here are three great reasons why.

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The Switch 2 wants to be a do-it-all console, but Nintendo needs more first-party magic to overcome the upcoming handheld's biggest hurdle

Opinion | Where's the spark?

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Metaphor: ReFantazio combat lead has crushing news for JRPG theorycrafters: lots of people think "I found a way to win that even the developers didn't anticipate!"' but "most of those methods are actually ones that we knew about"

"That said, on rare occasions, players really do discover methods we hadn't considered"

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The Last Game From An RPG Legend Just Hit PlayStation Plus

Akira Toriyama’s ‘Sand Land’ caps a legacy unlike any other.

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Games made in 2 years are more exciting than games made in 8 years, indie boss says, because "6 years of that" is often "no man's land while some guy would come in and radically change the game because he played something really cool"

"we have plenty of examples of games that were developed for a decade, if not more, and did not hit"

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Hideo Kojima thought up Physint when he became sick during the pandemic and "realised that a lot of people wanted me to make something like Metal Gear"

"This is phase two for Kojima Productions"

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"It's terrifying": CEO behind ex-Helldivers, WoW devs' new studio says it's a "silly," "ridiculous" time to create a new studio, but someone needs to stop "ignoring 52% of the world population"

Blue Scarab Entertainment is doing something different with Equinox: Homecoming

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Civilization 7's choice of leaders came down to "authenticity and not accuracy" - "The goal is not 'is wrong wrong?' But rather 'Does wrong feel wrong?'"

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