Hidden Folks (iOS)
NOTE: As is the nature of mobile games, it is possible this game may undergo changes to its gameplay design,
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The Game Hoard
Chronicling Video Game History By Playing Every Video Game Ever Released
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Batman: The Brave and the Bold – The Videogame (DS)
Batman: The Brave and the Bold was a delightful cartoon that aimed to avoid the usually grim modern take on
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Job Simulator (PS4)
As virtual reality begins to find its footing as a legitimate way to experience a video game rather than the
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Happy Jump (iOS)
Doodle Jump helped to popularize the Endless Jumper genre on mobile platforms, its gameplay style simple, addictive, and easy to
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Eagle Flight (PS4)
Flight is a concept that has captivated humanity for ages, spurring our push to develop planes and other flying vehicles
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The Legend of Dark Witch (3DS)
If you take the run and gun platformer action of Mega Man, the upgrade system of Gradius, and the character
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Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles (Wii)
While Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles managed to expertly marry the plots of Resident Evils 0, 1, and 3 with
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Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles (Wii)
As the Resident Evil series continued to grow, the plot gradually grew more and more complex and the older titles
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Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes (GameCube)
Metal Gear Solid for the original PlayStation wowed the world with an unprecedented cinematic story for a video game, full
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Balloon Kid (Game Boy)
Balloon Fight for the NES wasn’t exactly begging for a sequel. Its game design is simple and focused on the
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Star Fox Adventures (GameCube)
Star Fox Adventures is an unusual departure from the Star Fox series’s usual focus on sci-fi vehicle combat, but it
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Super Princess Peach (DS)
Difficulty, despite being such a subjective idea, is one of the most important elements of a game’s DNA, with many
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Metroid: Other M (Wii)
Metroid: Other M is perhaps the most contentious title in the entire Metroid series, and that all comes down to
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Duck Hunt (NES)
When the Nintendo Entertainment System was released in the United States, it did all it could to wow consumers. While
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X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse (SNES)
X-Men: Mutant Apocalypse is usually billed as something between a platformer and a beat-em-up, and while both genre names come
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New Super Mario Bros. (DS)
Nostalgia is an incredibly powerful thing, and Nintendo is perhaps the company best poised to use it in their titles,
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X-Men (PS3)
When I was young, there was an arcade called Border Town attached to a Taco Bell, and for as long
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Link’s Crossbow Training (Wii)
The Legend of Zelda series didn’t have many spin-offs before Link’s Crossbow Training, but a confluence of factors all came
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Submarine Commander (Atari 2600)
Many Atari 2600 games were fairly content slapping a few sprites on screen, indicating which one belongs to the player,
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Sky Diver (Atari 2600)
While my hopes of finding an enjoyable Human Cannonball game were dashed by Atari’s attempt to adapt it for their
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Human Cannonball (Atari 2600)
When it comes to bucket lists, many people include the unique exhilaration of skydiving as a sort of go-to abnormal
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