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With games like Streets of Rage 4, Mother Russia Bleeds, River City, Shredder’s Revenge, and many other vastly superior contemporary options, I don't find any reason why you should spend time with this game.

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In conclusion, as an encore in this review/concert, I must recommend the game to all music lovers who own a console. Its variety - even if it requires a purchase - and its ease in hosting lively gatherings make Let’s Sing 2024 a must-have for those of us with consoles and friends. It's sure to get plenty of use this Christmas.

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SEGA and Sports Interactive give us a strawberry-flavored treat to rid us of the bad taste from the previous edition, along with a good number of improvements that will please most veteran players. Despite everything, they will have to consider whether they want to make the leap. If you haven't played for a couple of seasons or are a newcomer to the franchise, welcome to the true king of sports.

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SteamWorld Build" is an experience capable of enticing SimCity enthusiasts and followers of the Image & Form series. Unfortunately, it doesn't quite provide that silly dopamine rush that other games from their collection have achieved. Nevertheless, it's a solid proposal, sometimes even surprising, but it lacks that "something" to match up to its siblings.

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WarioWare Move It by no means reinvents the wheel in the franchise, as we still have the thug Wario up to his usual antics while we continue to goof around, this time with the JoyCons. I've enjoyed, as always, the game's graphic remix, which keeps you on your toes with unexpected changes, the irreverent humor, and having Wario around, which is always a plus. While not the best game in the series - the GBA one still holds that honor - Move It will provide some good moments, especially when you have guests at home.

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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 covers a lot. When we try to do this, there are things that turn out better and things that turn out worse, and that's exactly what happened. The fact that the experience is annual doesn't help smooth out the edges, although, on the other hand, it helps certain things be already half-baked. As always, and without anyone asking me, I would recommend that Activision consider one of these options: either leave it as a continuous game, like Fortnite, or dedicate a couple of years between each release.

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Lords of the Fallen can take and sweep the house with the 2014 release. It's a game with its own charisma, very rewarding artistically, and with ideas that fit the genre like a glove. I only regret that it didn't debut as polished as the standards demand, but I trust that HEXWORKS will update it over time to become a game that achieves excellence.

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Hot Wheels Unleashed is a game that has great potential, and although it has some issues in its current execution, especially regarding rewards, it remains a highly addictive title that will appeal to both lifelong forty-something fans and their children.

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Colorful, ridiculous, and loads of fun, Headbangers: Rhythm Royale has gifted us with epic moments. Giving a musical twist to the battle royale genre surprisingly works well, creating a multiplayer game that's more accessible than most, even if you're not super competitive. Although we would have liked a local play option, as it would be an excellent party game, the inclusion of bots ensures that the game stays lively even if the community dwindles. We hope that doesn't happen!

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The Smurfs 2: The Prisoner of the Green Stone is a great adventure game for what it offers. It entertains and captures the essence of the Smurfs competently. Although it's not revolutionary, it's perfect for a relaxed family afternoon.

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Endless Dungeon has the potential to become that game you feel like playing away from competitive matches with friends, or the game you'll play a few rounds of while downloading that AAA title you've been eager to play. Highly recommended if you're looking for direct action and more than decent technical quality.

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It is capable of providing everything one expects from a cozy game, and adds a few things of its own. The characters are well-designed, the art is exquisite, surpassing many of its competitors, such as Hokko Island. I won't make a comparison with Animal Crossing, because you'll pounce on me, but it has some really cool features, like being able to play with friends even if only one has the game, which the Nintendo cozy would envy. In summary, if you're into this type of game, Ikonei Island is going to leave you with a very good impression.

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Let me make it clear to wrap up this Super Mario Bros. Wonder analysis. This new title is not a must-buy if you already own a Nintendo Switch; it's a must-buy a Nintendo Switch urgently to get a copy of Mario Wonder.

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NBA 2K24 offers an exceptional basketball gaming experience. It's great to see improved animations and gameplay, but the overall experience is hampered by tedious microtransactions that can hinder player progression and enjoyment. If you're not heavily invested in online play or MyTeam mode, you can easily stick with last year's edition. However, if you're willing to dive into the realm of microtransactions and intense online matches, don't hesitate to give NBA 2K24 a shot.

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Without delivering the groundbreaking hit on the table that many were expecting, EA Sports FC 24 introduces some novelties, such as Playstyles, the inclusion of women's football in Ultimate Team, and evolutionary cards. However, some aspects of gameplay, such as artificial intelligence and defense, remain problematic.

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Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is a textbook example of "more and better." Its gameplay, characters, but above all, the pace of its final stretch, grab the player and don't let go throughout a journey that seems spectacular and fun to unimaginable limits. It's a well-rounded game that improves upon everything seen in the first installment, elevating it as the best superhero game to date.

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Sega keeps trying to surround Sonic with friends when the truth is that his best adventures have always been solo or, at most, with the close fluttering of Tails. Superstars is no exception, and we'll enjoy it much better in the quietude of our dark room.

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Ghostrunner is a wonderful autumn surprise. I only hope it receives its well-deserved praise and a good share of awards. Its problem, as explained at the beginning, is that it falls somewhere between indie games and triple-A titles. The injustice of being a spectacular double-A game.

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Cities: Skylines II, like its predecessor, provides one of the most enjoyable and robust city management experiences today, especially if they address performance issues and if you're not a political fanatic like the person writing this particular review. So, if all you're looking for is an escapist amusement to test your disastrous skills as an amateur civil engineer, you'll undoubtedly find this game very entertaining and comprehensive.

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Assassin's Creed Mirage shows such a glaring lack of ambition that it's almost hurtful. It doesn't excel in anything beyond its setting, leaving us with a lackluster adventure that feels like a chore to play. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone other than a die-hard fan of the franchise.

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