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Onimusha: Way of the Sword – The Final Preview

Onimusha: Way of the Sword is, on one hand, a demanding action game built around intense boss fights. On the other, it’s surprisingly forgiving when it comes to mowing down regular enemies, letting you dispatch them almost however you like. Those two seemingly contradictory philosophies coexist throughout the game, often overlapping in ways that make it easy to misunderstand at first—but…
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Is Nintendo Losing Its Soul?

This is an IGN opinion piece from Charlie Lopresto, who has been writing online about Nintendo since building his first Pokemon fansite in 1999. He rates the DS Lite as his favorite Nintendo system and will not rest until the Koopalings are once more recognized as…
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Swords of Legends Goes Soulslike, and So Far, So Good | IGN Preview

It’s 2026, and the soulslike subgenre continues to grow, with new contenders all aiming high to be the next great hit. It’s an appealing genre, to be sure, but to truly make an impact, you need not only a great hook, but also stellar combat fundamentals that run deep. That’s where the upcoming Swords of Legends is looking to put its best foot forward, as developer Aurogon…
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Gears of War: E-Day Open Beta Leads Xbox Game Pass August 2026 Lineup

The first half of August will see a long list of games join Xbox Game Pass, as well as the Gears of War: E-Day open beta for Game Pass Ultimate or PC Game Pass subscribers. This early trial of E-Day will include the new Horde Siege PvE mode, which transports the series’ traditional co-op wave survival offering to larger settings, and support for more players. Elsewhere, today sees the day…
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Beast of Reincarnation Review

Like an above-ground swimming pool, Beast of Reincarnation is one of those things that feels like it should be great in theory, but leaves something to be desired once you actually spend some time in it. On a surface level, everything from the aesthetics and otherworldly…
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Rust Fan Sues Police After Swatting Incident Leaves Him Paralyzed

A Rust player left paralyzed by cops in a swatting incident is now suing the police for $176 million. Back in April of this year, 23-year-old Tucson resident Axeel Melendez was shot in his leg and spine by two officers who stormed into his house via his bedroom window. The cops were responding to a false report of an active shooter in the building — despite Melendez previously warning their unit…
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