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Young associates with comic book-fueled delusions looking to enter the war zone between the Bats and Jokers may very well enter combat with experience in games like Call of Duty. Time to forget everything you know, because the Gotham City Impostors roll a different way!

Whether you've entered Skyrim legally, crossed the border, or escorted as a prisoner of war, Dovah Enterprises is here to make sure you get the most out of exploring Skyrim and her wondrous beauty!

In retrospect, Oblivion was a good game, but it has that classic Bethesda feel of sterility. Skyrim, on the other hand, feels much more improved and, dare I say it? Alive.

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I'm 10 years late to 3rd Strike. I have a lot of ground to cover if I want to be competent at this game. First in my journey through 3rd Strike: pick a main who I will learn everything about so that I can start learning how to fight.

Looking forward to Persona 4: The Ultimate? Then you should also check these games out.

Which woman -- Catherine or Katherine -- would a writer's girlfriend side with? The answer might surprise you.

Brink lost me at launch with bad lag and cumbersome gameplay mechanics. Does Agents of Change bring me back? No, but at least I tried.

Is Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 about the balance or the bucks? See what Marcel has to say about the latest entry in the street fighters versus superheroes saga.

Things aren't looking good for the blue bomber. First Mega Man Universe gets cancelled, now Legends 3 got the ax. Is there any hope left for good old Rockman?

For the longest time, I've observed Terraria from the outside as a Minecrafter. My friend was the same but he recently took the plunge. So I decided to try it too. So how is this game different from Minecraft?

If you haven't seen Cartoon Network's Regular Show, you're really missing out on a cartoon that's practically a love letter to classic 8-bit games.

We've reached the end! In the last installment of the history of Pokémon's metagame, up is down! Left is right! Black is white and white is black! I mean- things get a little broken. Everything you may have learned up until now is getting thrown out the window as moves and abilities get a little out of hand. Also, Politoed makes it rain!

In part 4 of the history of Pokémon's metagame, the second great split occurs, causing trainers to rethink their movesets. And one simple phrase shapes the tiers and what is viable forever: "Getting rocks up."

Brink has been catching a bit of flak from critics, but at least it's not as bad as the Disney Channel original movie Brink!

In part 3 of the history of Pokemon's metagame, teams become more diverse and dynamic as abilities and weather begin to influence how trainers really think about constructing their team. Oh yeah, there are also double battles.

In the second part of the history of Pokemon's metagame, things slow way down as new predators against psychics, Snorlax rises to prominence, and the battles became exponentially longer with the introduction of Curse.

One thing fairweather fans of Pokemon may not realize is that despite how battles appear to never change, they're constantly changing with every iteration. Like a finely tuned fighting game, the mechanics and tiers can change significantly with every version. So what was the metagame like when the game first came out?

Do you wanna be the very best? The greatest there ever was? (Dun, dun, dun-na!) Then you better listen up on your first few choices from the Dream World, cause the unique Dream World abilities are going to shake up the metagame even more than when the fifth generation made its splash.

After nearly half a year of speculation on whether it would come to consoles at all, let alone as DLC or disc, we finally have our answer.