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Colossatron just wants to watch the world burn
Heavy stuff for a toy.
Kill Screen Staff
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High Scores 2013: 5-1
In which we finish what we started.
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High Scores 2013: 15-6
The second part of a trilogy is always the best, right?
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Nintendo announced a new Yoshi’s Island. Here’s hoping it’s completely insane
One of Nintendo’s shotgun spread of videogame announcements this morning included Yoshi’s New Island, which hopefully carries on the Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island tradition of being totally bizarre. There are quiet legions of Nintendo fans who hold the game above all other Mario titles. Miyamo
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Playlist 12/18: Samurai Gunn re-defines the party game, The Room 2 mystifies, and The Novelist haunts
Cozy up with these games this week.
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High Scores: The Best of 2013
So begins endgame.
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We’re celebrating the end of 2013!
It’s the end of another year! And we’re celebrating it the only way people with our unique dispositions know how to: By quantifying it in a series of lists that we probably should have not spent as much time thinking about as we did, but were also powerless to stop! High Scores: The Top 25 Videogame
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Playlist 12/11: Peggle 2 rekindles the flame, DataJack hacks inside, and Radial Runner (colorfully) infuriates
Some videogames to warm you up, depending on where you live.
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Skullgirls gets heart ripped out by Konami, continues beleaguered existence
Game development doesn’t have enough drama to make a good TV show, normally. But, if you forced me to make a show for TNT (oh alright, if you insist), I would pull inspiration from the fighting game Skullgirls developer: Lab Zero. Just this last week their publisher Konami, without telling Lab Zero,
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Why open world might not be right for The Witcher 3
The new trailer for The Witcher 3 dropped this weekend, and our first thought was: daaaaamn, a reenactment of a Nordic village being massacred has never looked so pretty. Just gazing at the level of nuance present in the dusky prairie, the gothic city squares, the wan light behind the autumnal trees
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The past, present and future of the Xbox as Microsoft’s vehicle for convergence
With the Xbox One safely on store shelves, writer Eric Fridén takes a look at the plans Microsoft has for our increasingly convergent future.
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Playlist 12/4: Moirai asks the tough questions, Icycle is a post-apoca?lyptic trip, and Proust parties
Our picks for this week!