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Wonderland Dizzy: Better Left Undiscovered?
Twenty-two years after the development of this NES adaptation of Magicland Dizzy, the code was rediscovered by Philip Oliver. A successful Kickstarter campaign later, it got its own physical NES cartridge release.
Rayman Legends: The Not So Definitive Edition
Back in October last year, I picked up Rayman Legends for a very reasonable price at the local mall. The problem was, the inside was empty.
Guacamelee: a Light and Colorful Four-Player Metroidvania
“Guacaaameleeeeee! Super Turbo Championship Editiooonnn!” yells the narrator as I boot up the (enhanced edition of the) game. Woah. Even the title screen immediately makes it clear: this game is lighthearted and doesn’t take itself too seriously, the complete opposite of other metroidvanias like Hollow Knight.
The Curse of Monkey Island: Guybrush Departs From Pixels With Mixed Success
Six years after the highlight of LucasFilm Games, Monkey Island: LeChuck’s Revenge, LucasFilm turned LucasArts finally takes another stab at Guybrush’s piratey adventures in the Caribbean Sea.
Irony Curtain: From Monkey Humor With Love
What do you get when you mix the humor of The Curse of Monkey Island with the looks of Deponia and the puzzles of Broken Sword?

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Torchlight 2 VS Diablo 2: an In-Depth Analysis

Three years after the highly appreciated Torchlight, Runic Games continues the trend with Torchlight 2, released only a few months after Diablo III. Should we be comparing this versus Diablo 2 or 3? Is it worth it to again hire a pet, gear up, and go after the Alchemist? Let's find out.

Torchlight VS Diablo 2: an In-Depth Analysis

In 2009, the masterminds of the guys behind Fate and Blizzard North created the near-perfect Diablo game everybody was waiting for since Diablo II: Lord of Destruction. Oh, and it was released within 11 months. Suffice to say that it is worth a long and hard look!