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We've compiled all of this week's reviews in one handy post.

Though some series successfully made the jump from 2D to 3D, not all classic franchises have been so lucky.

Associate
Editor Kimberley Wallace scoured GDC for new and exciting upcoming games. Here
are the more interesting ones she found.

Smite and Gigantic seem like dynamite choices to bring the beloved PC genre to
consoles in the best way possible.

The game's set in Australia, right? As it turns out, the answer is more complicated.

You’re playing characters, not classes.

Mario Party 10 won't be unleashed on the party people until next week,
but we live streamed the game for an hour today, and you can watch the
archived video.

In successful games, we often see a shortage of women in starring roles. Adding gender diversity could create more compelling experiences.

Brian, Bryan, and Kyle play the brutally satisfying Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number.

Check
out our impressions of each episode as they launch, leading up to the final
verdict. Now complete with episode three!

Moon Studios has perfectly paired Metroid's blueprint
with Rayman's precision platforming.

Joe, Ben, and Brian play the newest city-building game, Cities: Skylines.

Co-op driven games continue to dominate the charts.

Valley of the Yetis is easily Far Cry 4's most substantial DLC adding a
new area, mechanics, and even a small amount of story to Ajay Ghale's
journey in Kyrat.

We take a look at Far Cry 4's most substantial DLC and run into at least one of the fearsome titular beasts.

Modern anime like Aldnoah.Zero, Madoka Magica, Attack on Titan and more should be adapted into big budget video games. Here's how it could work.

The RollerCoaster Tycoon and Elite: Dangerous creator discusses the keys to his remarkable longevity. 

The new shots highlight the combat, cars, and desolate open-world environments.

Does Sony's first foray into PSN drama have what it takes to compete for your free time? These are our impressions of the first three episodes.

Update: PAX is over, and we have one more batch of stellar indie games.