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While [Sam & Max: Beyond Space and Time] doesn't progress the genre beyond where it wads a decade ago, it's still a solid resurgence of a lost art.

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It's got the script, style, and soul of its source material, but fails to build a compelling game around these elements.

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Rarely has a game been so awful in so many ways, yet still proven so awesome at the same time.

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Peggle: Dual Shot is a simple, casual activity that won't take much out of you, and is perfect for morning commute when your brain is still mush and doesn't want to heavily invest in anything.

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It [Afro Samurai] may not be the masterpiece it could or even should be, but it's still one of the better games of its kind to come along in awhile.

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If you're someone who does a lot of commuting and happen to be a big fan of first-person shooters, Moon might just hit that sweet spot you're looking for. For everyone else, there's little here to distinguish it from any number of first-person shooters from the last decade.

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If you can get past the pain of losing the same race for the umpteenth time, Midnight Club: Los Angeles is a very good racing game.

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Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia is a really good Castlevania game, and among the best games on the DS.

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When it (Dead Space) sticks to its more original ideas; the zero-g environments, the severing of limbs with unique weapons, the lack of ammo, etc. it works very well. But it doesn’t capitalize on these innovations as it should.

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World of Goo is a stunning example of how to build a simple physics-based puzzle game into something truly epic.

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