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What Makes A Good Bad Game?

There are terrible bad games that you should avoid at all costs, mediocre bad games that disappear from your memory when they leave your field of view, and then there is the difficult-to-define good bad game.
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Minecraft

Minecraft

Platform:
Switch 2
Release:
9.25
Mouthwashing

Mouthwashing

Platform:
PlayStation 5
Xbox Series X/S
PlayStation 4
Xbox One
Switch
Release:
8.75
No Man's Sky

No Man's Sky

Platform:
iOS
Release:
7.5
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Spare Parts Review

Whatever goodwill the game's endearing characters earns is squandered through Spare Parts’ lackluster gameplay.
by Jeff Cork on
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Spare Parts Review

Whatever goodwill the game's endearing characters earns is squandered through Spare Parts’ lackluster gameplay.
by Jeff Cork on
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Future Final Fantasy XIV Updates Detailed

Continuing a trend of transparency in regards to the massive Final Fantasy XIV overhaul currently underway, project Producer and Director Naoki Yoshida recently updated The Lodestone with new details regarding the future of the MMO.
by Meagan Marie on
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Silent Hill: Downpour Screenshots Chill The Spine

If you read my Silent Hill: Downpour feature in issue #214 of Game Informer
magazine, then you've already seen the majority of these gorgeous
screenshots, but I insist on taking another look at the new characters
and the foggy, atmospheric town.
by Tim Turi on
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Dead Space, Two Worlds--Weekly Roundup 1/24

This week sees the release of Visceral Games' Dead Space 2 and the Two
Worlds follow-up from Reality Pump. They couldn't be more different from
one another, aside from the fact that you're fighting monsters in each
one.
by Jeff Cork on
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Minecraft Documentary In Production

The independent documentarians that gave us Reformat The Planet and Penny Arcade: The Series have turned their gaze onto the 2010 indie sensation Minecraft.
by Matt Bertz on

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