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Many are calling Resident Evil 7 'the new Silent Hills'... but it's so much more than that By Andy Hartup published 1 November 17 Editorial
Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Horizon, and VR take home Game Critics Best of E3 awards By Sam Prell published 5 July 16 News
How God of War mixed live gameplay and an orchestra at Sony's E3 conference By Sam Prell published 28 June 16 PS4 News
The Elder Scrolls 6 is not in development for the time being says Bethesda By Sam Prell published 27 June 16 News
This is Mass Effect Andromeda's female hero but expect a "more gender neutral" cover By Connor Sheridan published 24 June 16 News
The Metronomicon brilliantly combines dance battles and boss battles By David Roberts published 23 June 16 Preview
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has legit voice acting, but not for Link By Connor Sheridan published 22 June 16 News
Gwent makes booster packs less painful by letting you choose your rare card By Connor Sheridan published 22 June 16 News
South Park: The Fractured But Whole lets you play as girl but it'll treat you differently if you do By Sam Prell published 21 June 16 News
