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Black Flag is the best pirate game in years and a middling Assassin's Creed — the Caribbean, the Jackdaw, Edward Kenway and the shanties are unforgettable, and the naval combat revolutionizes what AC can be.

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Assassin's Creed III: Liberation is impressive for a handheld title — Aveline de Grandpré is a compelling and long-overdue female protagonist, and colonial New Orleans is a fresh setting, even if the Vita's hardware limits hold the experience back.

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Rockstar Games pulled it off — Grand Theft Auto V was already a masterpiece, and the Enhanced Edition makes a perfect game even better, setting new standards for open-world design that Los Santos fully lives up to.

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Frogwares has pulled off an impressive balancing act with Crimes and Punishments — six compelling criminal cases, a deduction system that demands genuine logical thinking, and the ability to draw wrong conclusions and condemn the innocent gives every case real emotional weight.

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Sunset Overdrive is probably the most outrageous thing you can play right now — the movement system is fantastically addictive, the weapons are creative, and Insomniac has proven that the weirdest ideas are often the best ones.

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Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is the best stealth gameplay ever made — the Fox Engine is technically brilliant, the mechanics perfectly balanced, and the open world breathtaking. That this perfection comes wrapped in an unfinished story is Kojima's most painful legacy.

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Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes is technically brilliant and commercially indefensible — the Fox Engine impresses, Camp Omega is brilliantly dense, and the gameplay points excitingly toward The Phantom Pain. Two hours for 40 euros is still not enough.

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