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The Evil Within – The Consequence (DLC) – PS3
The Consequence concludes Kidman’s story and Nerd Bacon.com’s writer Steroid Gamer covers you in blood and guts for this DLC review. Does Julie Kidman get just as bloody? Does this DLC help put a resolution to The Evil Within’s unanswered questions? You know the drill. Click here to find out!
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Captain Skyhawk – Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
Grab your flight gear, gamers, bbpower reviews Captain Skyhawk for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). This classic fighter pilot bargain game is worth checking out and is compatible with an NES accessory!
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Darkwood – PC
In most games you are placed in a position of importance and power. Darkwood is a game that treats you like the scared frail creature that you are. Filled with surrealist horrors and strange clues. Are you brave enough to piece them together?
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The Evil Within – The Assignment (DLC) – PS3
Steroid Gamer goes back into the gruesome world of The Evil Within in the first of three DLC packs. The Assignment has players controlling supporting character Julie Kidman and her descent into madness. Does Kidman suffer from the same fate as Evil Within’s main protagonist Sebastian? Sit down with Nerd Bacon, preferably on an empty stomach, for this DLC review.
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Kung Fu – Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
Want to kick someone in the face? Well then, check out Kung Fu for the Nintendo Entertainment System! bbpower gives you the low down on one of the collective black box games. This is a true collector bargain game that any collector needs and retro gamer should play at least once!
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Plants vs. Zombies GOTY Edition – PC
It’s that spooktacular time of year again! Avara eases into the horror pool with a light-hearted war against the zombies in Plants vs. Zombies GOTY Edition.
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Shadow Warrior – PC
2013’s Shadow Warrior gives both fans of the 1997 original and brand new audiences a chance to experience that classic Far Eastern carnage and mayhem like never before! Carve up demons with your magical katana, knock them down with ki powers, and unleash hell with a variety of modern ordinance the likes of which the oni will learn to fear! You only have to ask yourself one question: Who wants some Wang?
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The Last Story – Wii
Released in North America late into the Wii’s life cycle, after fans demanded it, this gorgeous JRPG developed by Final Fantasy’s Hironobu Sakaguchi is an unforgettable experience and a welcome addition to the console’s library.
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Freedom Planet – PC
Fandom-created content gets a lot of flak for being horrible by default, but Freedom Planet shows that there are diamonds in the rough. Let’s take a look and see how it compares to the original brand from which it arose.
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Final Fantasy – NES
Final Fantasy’s setbacks have definitely become more apparent as it gets older, but its good qualities are no less evident. The simple and straightforward gameplay are a refreshing reminder of how far RPGs have come. It may be dated, but its obvious why so many gamers continue to play it even now.
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MLB 15: The Show – PS3
The MLB 2015 season is long underway and Steroid Gamer spent over 50 hours batting and hitting his way to a review of MLB 15: The Show. Does the PlayStation exclusive hold up on the virtual diamond? Or does it strike out at the plate?
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The Simpsons: Bart vs. the Space Mutants – Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
bbpower gives you the low down on The Simpsons: Bart vs. the Space Mutants for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). Join the troublemaker, Bart Simpson in this awesome NES best seller! Do you have what it takes to defeat the Space Mutants in this challenging title? Grab your skateboard and Cawabunga, man!
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Skate or Die! – Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)
Grab your board, gamers. bbpower gives you the scoop on Skate or Die! This game started it all for skateboarding and will test your abilities. Do you have what it takes to grab mad air, or handle the Downhill Jam? Find out in this awesome NES first installment!
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Final Fantasy Chronicles: Final Fantasy IV – PlayStation
Perhaps occasionally overshadowed by the popularity of its successors, Final Fantasy IV remains an essential JRPG for fans of the series, and despite the game’s at times punishing difficulty, it is also a great entry point for newcomers to the series.
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Bleed – PC
For those feeling experimental with genres, it can help to take a look at genre mash-up games like Bleed. Avara steps in to tell you all about this platformer-shooter combo that’ll have you coming back for more.
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