Gravity Falls: Legend of the Gnome Gemulets (3DS)
While there is certainly plenty of television animation aimed solely towards younger audiences, the 21st century has lead to many
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The Game Hoard
Chronicling Video Game History By Playing Every Video Game Ever Released
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Gumby vs. the Astrobots (GBA)
Almost since the turn of the millennium, nostalgic intellectual properties have seen a surge in adaptations and revivals, but there’s
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ScourgeBringer (Xbox One)
There is a pretty familiar shape rogue-like games take. To finish the game the player will try again and again
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Katana Zero (Xbox One)
The way we perceive time differs from person to person, but while some may think it passes faster or slower
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Maui Mallard in Cold Shadow (SNES)
Donald Duck is a fairly flexible mascot for Disney to throw into new situations like his superhero stint as Paperinik,
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Judge Dredd: Dredd vs. Death (GameCube)
In the Judge Dredd comics, the United States has become a satirical exaggeration of itself. Most of the country was
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Super Mario Bros. (NES)
Ever since I started The Game Hoard I knew I wanted Super Mario Bros. to be my 1000th review. It
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Garfield: The Search for Pooky (GBA)
If you’re going to get the famously lazy comic strip cat Garfield up for a video game adventure, you really
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Ministry of Broadcast (Switch)
In a work of Orwellian fiction you can usually expect the oppressive police state to have an incredibly invasive degree
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Ikenfell (Xbox One)
When magic crops up in a work of fantasy you can often expect fireballs and lightning bolts to be flung
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EarthNight (PS4)
In the game EarthNight, dragons have suddenly appeared and taken over Earth and it seems that humanity has just thrown
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Neopets Petpet Adventures: The Wand of Wishing (PSP)
In the world of Neopets the player is able to feed and play with pets from a variety of fictional
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Blue Fire (PS4)
Blue Fire seems to be a game described by its comparisons to other popular titles, but many of them don’t
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Robots (PS2)
The 2005 animated film Robots was a rather typical film of its time. The Blue Sky Studios production utilized a
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Touhou Luna Nights (Xbox One)
Sakuya Izayoi is a maid whose time-stopping powers seem like a perfect fit for her line of work, but while
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Cotton Reboot! (PS4)
The Cotton series of sidescrolling shooters featuring a magical witch and colorful environments is one that gets recommended a lot
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Sackboy: A Big Adventure (PS5)
Sony scored a pretty big hit with the LittleBigPlanet series on PS3, and while the level creator was the star
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Double Kick Heroes (Xbox One)
Double Kick Heroes is a rhythm game packed to bursting with love for metal music and its culture, and wrapping
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Fuse (Xbox 360)
It’s important to judge a game for what it is rather than what it is not. Some games are built
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Atomic Betty (GBA)
Atomic Betty is a cartoon beginning in 2004 that stars a 12-year old girl named Betty Barrett. While she lives
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Tools Up! (Switch)
Back when I reviewed a game called Shakes on a Plane, I noted how the cooperative tasks focused on in
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