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5 days ago |
cgmagonline.com | Jordan Biordi
When I last left off with Phasmophobia, I was at a bit of an impasse. Despite how much I loved the game, there was no denying that after some major updates and a wildly successful console launch, the game was still in a somewhat rough state, most notably with some pretty glaring visual hiccups.
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5 days ago |
cgmagonline.com | Jordan Biordi
If there’s one game I genuinely didn’t think would exist as a sequel, it was Death Stranding 2: On the Beach. Not only was it a fairly divisive game when it first released, but its story was both incredibly strange and pretty succinct that you honestly wouldn’t think it would have needed to keep going. I was one of the few people who really liked Death Stranding when it first came out.
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5 days ago |
yahoo.com | Jordan Biordi
Death Stranding 2: On The Beach (PlayStation 5) ReviewGenerate Key TakeawaysIf there’s one game I genuinely didn’t think would exist as a sequel, it was Death Stranding 2: On the Beach. Not only was it a fairly divisive game when it first released, but its story was both incredibly strange and pretty succinct that you honestly wouldn’t think it would have needed to keep going. I was one of the few people who really liked Death Stranding when it first came out.
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5 days ago |
flipboard.com | Jordan Biordi
Don't look at this optical illusion in public (if you want it to work)You need to do some weird things. Spinning optical illusions are some of the most mind-boggling out there – as was proved by the amount of people that …
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1 week ago |
cgmagonline.com | Jordan Biordi
When I first tried TRON: Catalyst, I was pretty happy with what I had experienced. Although my initial preview was only a vertical slice within the city of Vertical Slice, the game introduced enough good ideas that I was eager to get my hands on a much more extensive play session. My time with TRON: Catalyst has been somewhat of a mixed experience. On the one hand, I really admire what both Bithell and the game itself are trying to do here.
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