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Pokémon: Yellow – Game Review

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Pokemon Yellow Info CardNote: This review is based on the Virtual Console release of Pokémon: Yellow, played on a New Nintendo 3DS XL console.

Pokémon: Yellow was originally released in 1999 and is the first case in the west of a third entry into a Pokémon generation. With the exponential growth in popularity with the Pokémon anime, Pokémon: Yellow aims to capitalise on this. As a result, Pokémon: Yellow is a hybrid game, taking the gameplay and main game narrative from Pokémon: Red & Blue, however certain story beats follow closer to the adventures of Ash Ketchum from the anime.

The key changes present in Yellow are fairly small in number, however the ways in which the affect and improve the player experience makes Yellow the definitive way to play the first generation of Pokémon.

The first, and key marketing change for Pokémon: Yellow is that, as opposed to Red &…

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Shadow Of The Colossus (PS4 Pro) review

Shadow Of The Colossus on PlayStation 4 is third instalment of the same game. First it came on PlayStation 2 2005 and later on PlayStation 3 as remastered 2011 and finally on PlayStation 4 as a full remake. Shadow Of The Colossus is absolutely a exceptional game of its beautiful and lush environments and high—end graphics and gameplay and story that will be hard to top.

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Resident Evil 7 End Of Zoe (PSVR) review

The lovely story starts with a man (you, me, the player) finding Zoe (Jack and Marguarite's daughter) from a filthy swamp area, lying on the ground surrounding by two SWAT look a likes and you (the player) are worried and scared that something bad is happening/happened to Zoe so you burst in to the scene and fight off the soldiers and take, Zoe, who is mostly completely crystallized and you carry her to safety.

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Photos of Strange Brigade

There are remote corners of the British Empire where the shadows linger at their deepest. The servants of The Crown know about these places and the supernatural beings that sometimes lurk there.

Introducing the fearless and unflinching Strange Brigade!

Embark on an exotic safari into danger where few dare go and fewer return! Encounter fantastic and forgotten civilizations shrouded in mystery! Uncover treacherous tombs and unfathomable evil, never-before-seen by any human now living!

This pulse-pounding adventure will rivet you to your game controller!

Don’t fail to play: Strange Brigade!
Here is photos of the upcoming game.

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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (PSVR) review

The story starts of a unknown character, a man (you) sitting a carrage tied up with other fellows having the same fate as you have (for unknown reason.)
You arrive to the little rural village and all the prisoners from the carriage is executed one by one because of their crimes they have made. One try to run but he is shot dead by an arrowest.
When they ask who you are then comes very long and awkward silence. They all look at you and see you to change shape, colour, face etc. for a moment and then the game is continuing (the awkward moment was you making your character.)
You are about to be executed by chopping your head off but just in the brink of time you are saved by... a dragon!! Think of that.

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19 Artistic Photos of Horizon Zero Dawn

In a lush, post-apocalyptic world where nature has reclaimed the ruins of a forgotten civilization, pockets of humanity live on in primitive hunter-gatherer tribes. Their dominion over the new wilderness has been usurped by the Machines – fearsome mechanical creatures of unknown origin.

Here is 19 beautifully gorgeous photos of the game using only Photo Mode.

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Knack II (PS4 Pro) review

First Knack was kinda dissapointment, even the plot wasn't that good so overall the whole game was below average.

But now... now there is Knack 2 and this time the story is different. The game looks good and it seems to run smoothly. This is true. The game doesn't seem to be sluggish at all and everything is like it should've been in Knack 1. What dissapointments could lie our way this time?

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Hellblade Senua’s Sacrifice (PS4 Pro) review

First of all Hellbdlade Senua's Sacrifice is no ordinary game. It has been developed with close working with schizophrenia patients, paranoia patienses and professionals of this matter. You can clearly see this influense at very beginning when the main character Senua is hearing all sorts of voices and some of them are nice some of them are giggling like a child and some of them are demanding and frightening as hell.

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Puppeteer (PS3) review

Puppeteer tells story of Kutaro; a puppet who ended up in midst of an crazy adventure that nobody wouldn’t ever believe! The story starts of Little Bear who stole a Moon Goddesses Moonstone and magical scissors, Calibrus. After that he named himself as Moon Bear King and smashed the Moonstone into pieces and handed over a piece to each of his Generals so they would gain power and they all could reign the world.

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 Yooka—Laylee (PS4 Pro) review

The game starts with evil Dr. Quark and his boss Cabital B. (yes one is a duck-ish and other a bee-ish) plotting their evil plans and starting the huge machine that would suck all books from the world so they could write the universe again. They even manage to get Laylee's magical book scattering the pages (Pagies) all over the game world.