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2 weeks ago |
thegamer.com | Ben Jessey
It's fair to say that the Mushroom Kingdom from the Super Mario series has the worst guards and royal protectors ever. The Princess of this kingdom, Princess Peach, is constantly being kidnapped by a dragon-like creature named Bowser and his many subordinates. None of her staff are even the ones who typically get her back, either. That job usually goes to a local plumber named Mario. He is the one constantly saving her. How long this takes varies depending on the game.
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2 weeks ago |
thegamer.com | Ben Jessey
Every Dragon Age game introduces a new protagonist. However, they aren't surrounded by only new faces. There are typically some old friends along for the ride, too. They aren't always the same as they were before, though.
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3 weeks ago |
thegamer.com | Ben Jessey
No Mercy is often regarded as the best wrestling video game ever. In many people's eyes, it's superior to the best SmackDown Vs. Raw games and the WWE 2K titles, as well as every other entry in the main WWE games series. There are many reasons for this, from its deep customization options to its fun core gameplay.
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3 weeks ago |
thegamer.com | Ben Jessey
A well-executed and shocking plot twist is hard to forget. And there have been many of them in video games over the years. Surprise deaths, betrayals, characters not actually existing, and more things have happened to turn a game's narrative completely on its head. Not every plot twist is good, as if it doesn't make sense or is very predictable, then it won't be very effective, and won't stick with people years later. The best ones, though, will be remembered forever.
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3 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Ben Jessey
NowJohnson experienced a wardrobe snafu that left little to the imagination. Houston, we have a fashion problem — and Dakota Johnson was at its epicenter. Appearing on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Tuesday, Johnson experienced a wardrobe snafu that left little to the imagination. As she took …
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