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Feature From Geocaching to Zombies, Run! The Evolution of Exergaming Getting exercise outside is more than just running in circles
Review The Quarry – Bugs and Boredom Kill the Fun Poor interactivity and a boring story hurts Supermassive's latest title
Preview Metal: Hellsinger Revels In Its Rhythm-Based Firefights This Doom-inspired shooter slays to the heavy metal beat
Feature Sonic Advance: The Trilogy That Deserves a Second Chance Revisiting Sonic's "other" 2D classics
Game Design The Difference Between Cohesion and Coherence in Video Games Understanding the dichotomy between internal and external analysis
Feature Forevermore: The Legacy of the Ogre Battle Saga The legacy of the obscure game series lives on in the hearts of fans
Feature The History of Fighting EX Layer How a Street Fighter spin-off survived with its own identity
Review DEATHRUN TV: Putting the Glitz Back in the Twin-Stick Bullet-hell gameplay with a dystopian-future TV show aesthetic is back!
Review 'Ikai' Is in Dire Need of an Exorcism How this first-person horror game that plunges you into feudal Japan falls flat
Opinion Sonic Frontiers: The Uncertainty of a Fan The recent gameplay reveals paint a confusing picture
Opinion Endings in Choice-Driven Games: How to Get Them Right Every path has its destination, but some roads are more rewarding than others
