Mikel Reparaz
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'Arcade-style' add-on to bring 30 new missions and a bigger focus on action

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Two 1950s gangsters and a whole city to conquer. What could possibly go wrong?

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A high-end production tailor-made for masochists

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9 things that would make us look forward to 2012 even more

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GR's ongoing tribute to the beloved world of videogame music

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Super-detailed, limited-edition gun sculpture arrives to promote the game's impending release

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Second add-on pack brings new areas, new characters and flying death-hatchets to multiplayer

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Ninja Gaiden developer tells Edge his previous games were too tough

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Bilson: North Korean-invasion FPS will feature emotion, 'civilian misery'

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Developer says cutscenes are relatively short, laments 360's 'storage problem'

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The most memorable groin injuries in gaming history, from funny to bloody

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Series creator blogs about live-action cutscenes and character selection following Comic-Con panel

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GR's ongoing tribute to the beloved world of videogame music

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One of 2010’s best horror games has a disturbing amount in common with its best-worst

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Our longest preview yet takes us through four chapters of next month's badass '40s crime drama

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New PS3 copies will come with a voucher code; paid 360, PC DLC to follow

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Where you stand on the generation gap may be more obvious than you think

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GR's ongoing tribute to the beloved world of videogame music

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Want to see what got us so excited a couple weeks ago? Here it is

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We run through the venerable shooter series' completely overhauled, motion control-enabled sequel – twice

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Some had success, others sucked right out the gate, but they all merit a second chance

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Kratos' next PSP monster-stomp already looks as brutal as its full-sized predecessors

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Endless sands and stylized ruins fill one of the most visually arresting PSN games we've seen yet
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