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Dragon Quest 7: Fragments of the Forgotten Past is a huge but extremely charming and endearing game and stands as one of the best JRPGs I've played on the 3DS.

In Other News: Kingdom Hearts 2.8: unnecessarily long title delayed, Overwatch is back on top, Sit and chill with PSVR and the Vita is alive. ALIIIIVE!

IGN pays a visit to Universal's Halloween Horror Nights, where American Horror Story and Halloween are part of a huge 2016 lineup.

A double pack of Pokemon Sun and Moon will also be available later this year in addition to the new handheld.

The sequel provides a fun, chaotic trip with a bit too much clutter.

Find purpose on a mysterious island through its cleverly designed puzzles, now on Xbox One.

The story of one of gaming's most influential creators.

If you long for the heady days of Sonic's in-your-face attitude, this edition has you covered.

We played the opening of Fullbright's follow-up to Gone Home and loved what we saw.

Some of the greatest Pokemon nail art you'll ever catch.

Good news to sword and sorcery fans,as publisher Koei Tecmo announced that Nioh will be out early 2017.

A spoiler-free look at the first episode of the latest Marvel/Netflix series.

With DC's Injustice prequel ending its long run, we're looking back at the craziest changes the series made to Superman and the gang.

A respectful remake of a vast RPG, weathered slightly by age.

Improved keepers, better defensive AI, and less reliance on hit-and-hope tactics make PES 2017 an improvement over last year's game.

Our early thoughts on the new maps, private matches, and new mode Supremacy that are coming with Rise of Iron.

The two groundskeepers aren't sticking around for much longer.

Luigi ain't afraid of no ghosts... oh, who are we kidding.

Champions of Anteria is a dull, repetitive, and inconsistent attempt to make a RTS/MOBA hybrid. The strategy sections of the game feel undercooked to the point of being inconsequential to the rest of the game, while the ...

Free Battlefield 4 DLC leads the charge, as well as Batman, Lego, and a heard of zombie games.

An unexpected alliance between Stanford and the National Institute of Standards and Technology means that a sizable portion of game history has been thoroughly archived. ...

HBO's new weed delivery guy dramedy gets high marks.