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Bravely Default Guide: Complete Game Walkthrough
Welcome to our Bravely Default guide - a complete walkthrough of the game split into multiple parts that's packed with information.
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On Saturday Mornings, Sonic the Hedgehog Turned Platforming into Pathos
DiC's most dignified take on the video game cartoon won't be praised by animation historians anytime soon, but it still marks an important turning point for Sega's mascot.
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Cheer up: it's only a game
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10 Video Game Remakes We’d Like to See
USgamer's editors pick 10 classics that could find new life with just a bit of freshening up.
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Too Powerful for Its Own Good, Atari's Lynx Remains a Favorite 25 Years Later
Though it never stood a chance against Game Boy, America's first major portable system worked its way into many hearts.
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USgamer Community Weekend Discussion Thread: Summer Break Gaming Memories
Too hot to go out? The USgamer team shares its favorite "summer games" for that authentic summer experience with none of the sunburn.
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USstreamer: We Play Broforce for Freedom at 5pm EST (Video Now Available!)
The U.S. is out of the World Cup, but Kat and Mike will pick up the freedom torch at 5pm EST/2pm PST.
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Steam Sale Aftermath: Have We Hit Peak Steam?
Mike, Kat, Jaz, and Bob share what they picked up during the Steam Summer Sale, and whether they've hit "Peak Steam."
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Who Makes the Best Mario Games?
The Mario series is the work of more than just one team. But whose version is best?
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Seven Kickstarter Success Stories on Steam
Kickstarter isn't perfect, but the results are definitely worth playing. Here are some of the best Kickstarted games you can play on Steam right now.
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Should I Buy a Wii U?
After an inauspicious 2013, E3 2014 saw Nintendo's embattled Wii U invigorated by a smorgasbord of exciting new releases, With that in mind, Team USG poses the question - should you buy one?
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The Quest for an African RPG
A rookie team of Cameroonian developers is adding a touch of Africa to the action-RPG genre with a title more than 10 years in the making.
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USstreamer: Mike Digs Into Shovel Knight [Youtube Highlights!]
Watch Mike fail horribly at Yacht Club Games' inaugural title, Shovel Knight.
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The Best Games of June 2014: Playing with Power
This month's games all have one thing in common: you can find them on Nintendo platforms (and maybe on Steam, too).
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Final Fantasy XIV's Naoki Yoshida on Accessibility, Fandom, and Spending Nearly Two Years Perfecting UI
The savior of Square-Enix's formerly doomed MMORPG talks about rescuing Final Fantasy XIV and giving it a good home on consoles.
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Daily Classic: An NES Hit Honed to Excellence in Castlevania III
The original Castlevania trilogy ended on a nearly perfect note.
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Video Feature: A Look Back at Mega Man 2
Please enjoy this video companion piece to yesterday's Comfort Food Games column.
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Video Highlight: Mario Kart 8 Goes Retro
We put together a side-by-side comparison of Mario Kart 8 and a recent retro demake. Check it out!
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Saving Suda51
Why Goichi Suda's partnership with Kazuki Morishita on "Let it Die" could end up being a match made in heaven for a struggling developer.
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Your Weekend Open Discussion Thread
We're off for the weekend, but between the Steam Summer Sale and E3 2014, there's plenty to discuss.
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Is There Really an Indie Bubble?
Discoverability is waning as more and more developers "go indie," but creators maintain optimism despite challenges.
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Crackdown Revisited: The Game That Launched a Generation
One of the first great games of the last console generation may be one of the first great games of new gen, too. Why Crackdown was ahead of its time.
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E3 2014: Everybody's Gone to the Rapture. Is it Even a Game?
At this year's E3, English developer The Chinese Room showcased its upcoming, cosy-feeling, post-apocalyptic game. Well. It's called a game, but is it?
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USgamer's Best of E3 2014: Kat's Picks
The best chart, the worst booth, and the rest of Kat's picks from E3 2014.
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E3 2014: The Vita Isn't Dead Yet
The Vita isn't winning any races, but we shouldn't take it out behind the stable just yet.
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E3 2014: Team USG's Thoughts on the Press Conferences
Looking for our thoughts on the big press events from the opening of E3? Look no further.
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E3 2014: Kinect! Where Are You?
Kinect has had plenty of exposure over the last year or so, both positive and negative. But at Microsoft's E3 2014 keynote, it got no exposure at all. What's going on?
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E3 2014: EA, Home of the Conceptual Prototype
Electronic Arts wants to make sure you know about all the great games it’s making that aren’t ready for prime time.
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Nier: Underappreciated Classic of the Outgoing Generation
On the eve of E3 2014, the first in which we're well and truly "next-gen," Pete looks back on an underappreciated gem from Gen7 and ponders whether we'll ever see its like again.
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10 Years Later: Remembering E3 2004
Jeremy and Jaz recount their time at one of the most exciting shows ever.
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Savoring the Realm: Sightseeing in Eorzea
Final Fantasy XIV's latest patch introduces the Sightseeing Log, an interesting means of celebrating the game's worldbuilding.
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Five Games That Will Destroy Your Relationship
Some people just aren't meant to play certain games together. Avoid these titles this Valentine's Day to keep your relationship intact.
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Metal Gear Solid 5 Ground Zeroes: '1080P' and '60FPS' Are Important to Gamers
Konami confirms the resolution and framerate Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes runs at. Is this still an important part of the discussion? (Yes.)
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10 Games That Killed a Franchise
These ten games put some great franchises into an early grave or acted as the series' final tombstone. See who made the cut!
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Double Fine Publishing: Fighting to Keep Indies From Becoming the "New Casual"
Chief operating officer Justin Bailey on helping indies stay indie with Double Fine Presents.
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Ten Games to Look Out for in 2014 and Beyond
You know about all of the big games coming in 2014 and beyond, but what about some of the smaller titles?
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Video Feature: 10 of the Worst Superhero Games
Heroes don't always win and superhero games aren't always good. Here's a few of the absolute worst.
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E3 Precap: Exploring the Open World
There's a ton of open-world games coming at E3. Here's where the genre's been and where it's going.
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Watch Dogs: Finding Morality in Useless Information
Watch Dogs' Profiler means there's a fewer crimes in Aiden's digital city of Chicago.
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Wildstar's Weekend Warriors: Why We Suffer Through Early MMO Launches
Carbine Studios' WildStar began its HeadStart launch this weekend. Through the false start, long queues, and bugs, why do people keep playing?
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E3 Precap: Whither Metal Gear?
Hideo Kojima's long-running series is loaded with more baggage than LAX. Will E3 change our minds about Snake's future?
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Hey Nintendo, Make Sure These Games Show up on DS Virtual Console
USgamer picks the best Nintendo DS games that need to show up on Wii U.
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E3 Precap: Will Star Wars Steal the Show?
Star Wars: Battlefront will be formally unveiled during E3. Here's why it has the chance to make some serious waves.
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Console Wars Author Blake J. Harris on Spinning David and Goliath out of Sonic and Mario
We talk with the man whose recent history of Sega's struggle against Nintendo makes 16-bit competition seem so compelling.