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Matthew Danielson

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29 Years Later, GoldenEye 007’s Influence Can Still Be Felt Across Modern FPS Games

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By Matthew Danielson
| ComicBook Verified
There are few first-person shooters as beloved as GoldenEye 007, a title for the Nintendo 64 that was a tie-in to a James Bond movie of the same name. Although this could have easily been a forgettable licensed product, developer Rare went above and beyond to turn GoldenEye 007 into a memorable experience from top to bottom. From an excellent single-player campaign to revolutionary multiplayer, this 1997 title would become a blueprint that many other FPS projects would follow.
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32 Years Ago, a Landmark Fighting Game Franchise Began, And Super Smash Bros. Might Not Exist Without It

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By Matthew Danielson
| ComicBook Verified
There are many storied Fighting Game franchises out there, from the traditional Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat games to the more experimental Under Night In-Birth or Guilty Gear titles. Although a great number of series within this genre have origins in the arcade, projects like the Super Smash Bros.
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The Duskbloods Virtue System Does What I Wish Other Battle Royale Games Did For Years

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By Matthew Danielson
| ComicBook Verified
The network test for The Duskbloods showed off a lot of what makes FromSoftware’s latest game work, including how it approaches battle royale formulas in its online matches. Called Dusk Battles, these eight player competitions are hardly as straightforward as something like Fortnite or Call of Duty: Warzone, encouraging players to be creative in the pursuit of a singular resource — Virtue.
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