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Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII Side Quests Guide - Luxerion Walkthrough
If you're tackling the side quests in Luxerion, this comprehensive guide will be very handy.
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Inside the Genesis of Virtue's Last Reward and the Challenges of Visual Novels
Things aren't looking so rosy for a continuation of Spike Chunsoft's Zero Escape series. We talk to director Kotaro Uchikoshi about the inspiration behind his games, and the challenges of keeping a niche genre alive.
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10 Games We Wish Rule 34 Didn't Apply To
Because someone had to go out there and see exactly how depraved the Internet is.
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It's Time to Admit Final Fantasy XIII Wasn't Actually That Bad
A series that was once the defining name in RPGs is now often the target of scorn. Why?
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Final Fantasy XIII: A Franchise Firmly Leaves Fans Behind
Mike offers a different theory on why fans dislike Square Enix's Final Fantasy XIII.
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The Lost Worlds of Lionhead and Bullfrog
From the Eurogamer archives: Chris Donlan looks back at some of these two studios' more ambitious cancelled projects.
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Five 8-bit Micro Classics that Really Deserve a Remake
Which of your favorite classic games would you like to see remade? We've chosen five mid-80's computer games we think are perfect candidates for an update - and explain how we think it should be done.
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JPGamer: Dating Sim Month: Magical Diary
It may not be a Japanese game in itself, but Hanako Games' Magical Diary is a great example of not only a traditional dating sim model, but also of "otome games" aimed specifically at female players.
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Daily Classic: When Cinematic Games Put Gaming First, Arcades Gave Us Strider
Like a game and a movie (but more of a game).
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From Secret of Mana to King Kong: Evolve Changes the FPS
Turtle Rock's co-op shooter is a monster movie played out by your friends. Eurogamer's Martin Robinson investigates.
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Five Alternatives in a World Without Flappy Bird
Need your Flappy Bird fix? Somehow deleted the game from your iPhone? Here's a few alternatives (read: clones).
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Final Fantasy XIV Guide: The "Lightning Strikes" Event
Want to know how to meet Lightning in Square Enix's sprawling MMO? Read on.
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Pillars of Eternity: What is a "Mundane Fantasy" RPG?
Eurogamer's Robert Purchese chats with Obsidian about romance, maturity and more.
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Bravely Default Guide: Easy Money Tricks, PG Farming and Other Ways of Saying Quick Money Making
Don't you wish you could buy that new sword right the heck now? Here are a few tips and tricks for making money in Bravely Default faster.
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Hearthstone: How to Earn Gold Fast and the Best Ways to get Free Cards
In our second Hearthstone how-to, we check out all the ways you can get gold in Hearthstone without spending real-world money.
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Hearthstone Tips and Strategies: Beginner's Glossary, Guide to Terms, Deck Types
In our first Hearthstone how-to, we look at the most important thing of all: learning how to talk the talk.
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The Hearthstone You Didn't Get
Eurogamer's Tom Bramwell looks back at the way Blizzard's collectible card game has changed since closed beta.
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Hearthstone Guide: How to Build the Best Decks with Basic Cards, Starter Strategies and Tips
In our third Hearthstone how-to, we check out the classes and some great beginner decks you can build with only the basic cards.
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Bravely Default Salve-Maker Guide: What are the Best Compound Recipes?
So you want to be a Salve-Maker in Bravely Default? Here's a comprehensive list of all the recipes you can cook up with your items.
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Eight Great RPGs You Should Play if You Like Bravely Default
After you power through the latest portable epic, don't miss these back catalog greats.
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Daily Classic: Valis II, a Generic TurboGrafx Game Built on Generic Anime
How can a game be both exotic and run-of-the-mill all at once?
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Is This Dark Souls?
From Software's sequel adds to the original's formula, but questions remain about how much it takes away. Eurogamer's Martin Robinson investigates.
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Daily Classic: With Cotton, TG-16 Shooters Got Adorable
Success' whimsical arcade shooter was like the meet cute of shooters and anime.
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With Pitfall II, Atari Platformers Became More Than Just Running and Jumping
David Crane's adventurous sequel pushed creative and technical boundaries.
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H.E.R.O., a Run 'n Jump Atari Game (Minus Running 'n Jumping)
Is a platformer really a platformer without platforms?
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Jet Set Willy, Trading Classiness for Freedom on Spectrum
The sequel to Manic Miner was quite a sophisticated game, but only in terms of its structure.
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Bravely Default: Creating a Deceptively Modern 3DS RPG
The RPG's producers talk about breaking away from Final Fantasy and building something new in its place.
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Montezuma's Revenge, an Atari Quest to Make Adventure Proud
By borrowing from Atari's action RPG, Utopia created a platformer classic.
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With Pac-Land, Arcade Platformers Raced Into the Future
While other heroes experimented with design, Pac-Man blazed a trail straight ahead.
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JPgamer: Dating Sim Month: Aselia the Eternal
February! The month of love! What better time to indulge yourself with some virtual romance courtesy of Japan's fine selection of relationship-centric titles? Snuggle up and get cozy -- this week we take a look at visual novel/dating sim/strategy game/RPG hybrid Aselia the Eternal.
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Daily Classic: How Clash at Demonhead's NES Comedy Defied Whitewashing
A stony-faced Trojan Horse of a game unleashed subversive goofiness upon unsuspecting players.
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Daily Classic: U.N. Squadron's SNES Identity Change
A solid shoot-em-up that was inflicted with a baffling identity crisis.
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JPgamer: Bullet Heaven
With shmup specialists Cave seemingly pulling out of the West, what better time to have a look back at some of their best work? Three, two, one, go!
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Everquest Next Landmark Alpha: Tips & Tricks for the New Explorer
Just starting out in Everquest Next Landmark? These helpful tips will help you stake your claim.
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A Fantastic Voyage: The Making of Microcosm
Eurogamer's Damien McFerran looks at the shooter that marked the birth of CD gaming.
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Alzheimer's, Aging and What to Play When You Reach Life's End Game
Studies have shown that games can keep your brain healthy - and now Pfizer is using a game to test for Alzheimer's. But when it comes to your own parents - where do you start?
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Tales of Phantasia Mobile, and Other Infuriating "Free" Rip-Offs
"Free" games like Tales of Phantasia for mobile are damaging a monetization formula that, believe it or not, actually has some value.
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Savor the Wii U and Vita – They're Our New Dreamcasts
Eurogamer's Martin Robinson argues that despite commercial success evading them, these ailing consoles are future classics.
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What Bravely Default Gets Right
There's more than just Final Fantasy nostalgia at work in Square's extraordinary new 3DS RPG.
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Dungeon Keeper: A Symptom of a Wider Problem
How EA and Mythic's reimagining of Bullfrog's classic strategy series is just the tip of the iceberg.
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Battlefield 4: Disaster Report
Eurogamer contributor Jon Denton charts the collateral damage of EA and DICE's catastrophic launch.
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What Are the Best Board Game Adaptations of Video Games?
Some board games become video games... and some video games become board games. Pete investigates the world of the licensed tabletop video game adaptation.
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The Story of Rust
Eurogamer's Martin Robinson investigates how Garry Newman's team went from mod success to early-access phenomenon.
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Ten Moments that Made World of Warcraft
From the Eurogamer archives: Oli Welsh looks back at some of the defining moments from Blizzard's MMO.
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The Case of the Disappearing Video Games
Eurogamer's Simon Parkin asks: does it matter when a medium's past begins to disappear?
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Iwata Isn't Nintendo's Problem. It's Miyamoto
Eurogamer's Oli Welsh argues a lack of new game ideas is what's holding Nintendo back.
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What are the Best Custom Games, Maps and Mods in the Starcraft II Arcade?
With the Starcraft II Arcade now free to the public, USgamer sets off to figure out what the best custom games in the Arcade are.