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Kyle Hilliard

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As seen in: Game Informer, The MinnMax Show, The Washington Post, IGN, GameSpot, IGN India, Flipboard, Polygon, The Seattle Times, PC Gamer, Stars and Stripes, BiggerPockets and
Dad, @MinnMaxShow co-host, working on @undermine_game, Zelda book author, former @GameInformer content director, @GameSpot and more, and @ashleygodbold husband.
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Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake Review

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By Kyle Hilliard Verified
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Fatal Frame II’s reputation has always been intriguing. Hyperbolic phrases like “the scariest game ever made” have often been associated with the 2003 PlayStation 2 game, and I can frankly understand why after playing the remake. Fatal Frame II is frightening with its near-constant jump scares, oppressive atmosphere, difficult enemies, and arguably too much darkness. But more so than fear, the emotion I frequently grappled with was frustration.
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The Video Games You Should Play This Weekend – July 3, 2026

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By Kyle Hilliard Verified
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Rhythm Heaven Groove Rhythm Heaven Groove, perhaps the last great Switch 1 game from Nintendo, is officially out and it is an infectious, goofy, music game that is easy to lose yourself in. In Game Informer's Rhythm Heaven Groove review, I wrote, "The series represents a wonderful and wildly unique collection of concepts that are not beholden to Nintendo’s history and make me happy, proud, anxious, and angry all in equal measure.
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Rhythm Heaven Groove Review

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By Kyle Hilliard Verified
| Game Informer Verified
Few deny the impressive and surprisingly consistent creativity Nintendo has delivered for more than 40 years, but even within that ecosystem of fun ideas, Rhythm Heaven stands out. The series represents a wonderful and wildly unique collection of concepts that are not beholden to Nintendo’s history and make me happy, proud, anxious, and angry all in equal measure. Groove is not my favorite in the series, but it stands tall alongside the rest to earn permanent placement on my Switch hard drive.
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