Games
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The cute monster battling fun is extremely familiar, but Yo-Kai watch has plenty of its own charm
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New console, which remains a mystery, is thought to be a follow-up of the Wii U and could be a hybrid games and home entertainment system
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Ubisoft’s New York-based strategy shooter is the company’s most successful ever release – but players say the experience is being ruined by cheats
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Bandai’s fantasy franchise returns for a third satisfying helping of hack-and-slash heroics, while Star Fox 64 still puts up a good fight
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This reimagining of the first game in the classic action adventure series is a fond, respectful and visually beautiful exercise in nostalgia
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Microsoft has stopped making its hugely successful console. Here are our favourite moments from its 10-year history
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While social media is a fun place to meet friends, the threat of abuse seems ever present. Miitomo removes it from the equation entirely
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If an accidental disclosure from EA is correct, the PS4 has outsold Xbox One almost two to one
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Its concept may seem silly at first, but the latest title from prodigious indie developer Stephen Lavelle is one of the most difficult puzzle games ever made
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Nitroplus’s heroines are on fighting form, Super Mario Bros 3 gets a fine reboot and a paint pot is the perfect fit for the new iPhone
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There is no magic bullet against cyberbullying and revenge porn, but education in school and clear company policies will bolster the laws we now have
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Every Friday we apply critical attention to things that don’t normally get it. This is an important function that might hold civilisation together. Or, more likely, not. Drop your suggestions for reviews in the comments or tweet them to @guideguardian
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Complex anonymity tools mean it can cost $100,000 to identify just one hoax caller. But how long will it be before swatting costs someone their life?
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It turns out cult card game Cards Against Humanity is the ideal accompaniment to the government’s EU leaflets. Who knew?
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Russian and transgender players of Rust are unhappy, but the decision to randomise race and gender is all about better gameplay, not imposing ideology
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With the world only half paying attention to online threats, women are rising up to help each other, from strategy to support
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UK-based Rebellion is reviving the arcade hit as its first virtual reality game. But the company is playing by new rules
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Company claims producer Leslie Benzies exhibited ‘conduct and performance’ issues before his departure from GTA development studio, Rockstar North
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Lawsuit claims Les Benzies was ‘enticed’ into taking a sabbatical in September 2014, a year after the release of the popular video game
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