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Tag Archives: Ubisoft
Waiting for the Crash: The Masochistic Mediation of Trials Evolution
Moments of strange synchronicity exist in life. Sometimes, experiences that seem disparate also seem to have an underlying order to them, a point of comparison that unlocks each to the other. We’ve all had these moments in school, when your … Continue reading
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Critical Conversation
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Crash
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Evolution
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J.G. Ballard
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Kinetics
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Kotaku
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Kyle Carpenter
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Medium Difficulty
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Physicality
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Ragdoll
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Ragmop
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Samantha Allen
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Tim Rogers
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Trials
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Ubisoft
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My Ideal Female Lead
by Vivienne Chan Ever since I finished playing Bayonetta a few years ago, I’ve had this hazy image of what my ideal female lead in a video game might look like. These thoughts were obviously triggered by all the discussion … Continue reading
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Bayonetta
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Beyond Good and Evil
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Hideki Kamiya
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Platinum
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Ubisoft
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Vivienne Chan
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