Patricia Hernandez

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Patricia Hernandez·Nov 20, 2020

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The soap opera hooks brings you in, and the combat keeps you entertained

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Patricia Hernandez·Mar 11, 2020

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Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX lets you see a Pokémon’s inner life

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Patricia Hernandez·Apr 25, 2019

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It’s another hit

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Patricia Hernandez·Oct 5, 2017

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When Shadow of Mordor released in 2014, its “nemesis system” was brilliant enough that many people hoped it would define a new generation of games. Years

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Patricia Hernandez·Aug 28, 2017

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Mario himself might not have been my favorite part of the game, but the reverence with which the game's creators hold Mario and friends was evident in every inch of this adventure. And it helped make the game come together so well.

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Patricia Hernandez·Jul 24, 2017

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The first Splatoon gave us a new way to play multiplayer shooters, a genre that sometimes feels stale. Two years later, Splatoon 2 doesn’t revitalize

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Patricia Hernandez·Mar 21, 2017

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The plot and structure of Mass Effect: Andromeda can be viewed as a metaphor for the game itself, where a population eager for a fresh start makes a leap into a new frontier. The destination isn't the paradise we hoped for.

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Patricia Hernandez·Feb 20, 2017

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For years now, the latest console generation has been coasting on the idea that more raw power means better games. The PS4’s newest exclusive, Horizon

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Patricia Hernandez·Oct 13, 2016

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Ten years ago, Gears of War helped define an age of blockbuster multiplayer games. Now, it’s the status quo. Gears of War 4 is more Gears of War. Luckily,

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Patricia Hernandez·Nov 19, 2015

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In the late 20th century, people hoped that the new millennium would usher in an age of promise: hoverboards, flying cars, personal robots, and the like.