Paul Sullivan

Kept you waiting, huh? Paul is fanatical about games, sports, and health, and is an ardent supporter of the oxford comma. He waxes poetic on Twitter @yvr_paul.

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It Takes Two Review – Life’s Two Short To Skip This

It’s not perfect, but It Takes Two is Hazelight Studios’ most refined effort yet, sporting Pixar caliber polish and a shockingly dynamic set of gameplay mechanics.

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The Medium Review – Polish Poltergeist Party

Featuring a mysterious world splitting mechanic, The Medium was set to be one of the Xbox Series X’s showpieces at launch. Release slipped to January, but would that be a bad omen for the fate of the experience?

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Hitman 3 Review – Another Bonafide Hit, Man

Hitman 3 is a bombastic, action-packed, flashy puzzle game. If you’ve played one of these games before and somehow didn’t like it, Hitman 3 isn’t likely to change your mind. But it does what it does incredibly well, and is a perfected version of this iteration of Hitman.

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The Ten Best Games of 2020

Unprecedented in a lot of ways, 2020 turned people toward video games as a way to escape reality and connect with others. And they had a lot of great options to pick from – 2020 has brought an outstanding variety of games to life. After a lot of discussion, we decided on the ten best of the year. Here they are.

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The Ten Best Looking Games of 2020

We’re only human. Throw a bunch of pixels and polygons our way, and we’re likely to sit there, mouths agape, analyzing every last detail. Here are the 10 best looking games of 2020.

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The Ten Best Video Game Music Soundtracks of 2020

Music doesn’t always make or break a video game, but when you have a fantastic score, it only serves to enhance the experience. Here are our ten favorite video game soundtracks and scores from the past year.

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Cyberpunk 2077 Review – What The Hell Happened?

It’s one of the most anticipated games ever. Cyberpunk 2077 is a confused experience that tries to do something for everyone and ends up failing more often than not. There are good pieces here, no doubt, but it lacks coherence and kicks itself in the cyberware every time it glances longingly at greatness.