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Star Wars: Galactic Racer Preview – Podracing Goes Way Harder Than You’d Expect

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By Mansoor Mithaiwala Verified
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Two decades ago, Star Wars fans experienced the prequel trilogy in several ways: some controversial new movies, some solid books, a spectacular TV show, and even several new games. A handful of those happened to be racing games, back when racing games were all the rage on new consoles like Xbox and PlayStation 2. Starting with Star Wars Episode 1: Racer, which was released alongside The Phantom Menace, LucasArts aimed to bring the excitement of podracing on Tatooine to people’s homes.
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Aniimo Preview: This Pokémon Competitor Has One Really Big Thing Going for It

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By Mansoor Mithaiwala Verified
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A wild Pokémon competitor has appeared – again – but perhaps this one can survive where others have failed. Aniimo is the latest in a very long line of video games that have tried to capture what made Pokémon special 30 years ago. Many have tried, many have failed. Some games, however, have come close to being as big over the years, namely Digimon and, more recently, Palworld. Aniimo is more like the latter. The question is, does it have what it takes?
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Stupid Never Dies Preview: New Action Game From Ex-Devil May Cry Developers Is Stupid Fun

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Stupid Never Dies is stupid fun. I had the chance to go hands-on with the new roguelike at Summer Game Fest and speak to some of the developers behind the game and the recently-formed studio, GPTrack50. Last December, GPTrack50 – a developer headed by Hiroyuki Kobayashi, who has famously worked on franchises such as Resident Evil and Devil May Cry – announced Stupid Never Dies with a music video of sorts.
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