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Respect or death. This is the Nintendo console version of the SNK game.Samurai shodown it came into force early last summer. A franchise that had many traditions was recovered and much was built ...
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Team Ninja returns with the sequel to its success in 2017. Nioh 2, on every level, is better than the original one. We tell you everything after sixty hours on it.Many of the challenges they faced ...
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A new compilation of the blue robot comes to our homes with six new games; four from Game Boy Advance and two from Nintendo DS.Capcom continues in its thirteenth to bring the Mega Man back to our ...
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