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Spend a decent amount of time in arcades, and you'll inevitably hear musings about 'playing close to the code'.
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When we are invited to punch reporter Khalisah al-Jilani in Mass Effect, BioWare's messaging is not as subtle as a crimson renegade symbol flashes...
Call of Duty: WWII Review
Despite the change in era, this still feels like a Call of Duty game.
It's been a decade, almost to the day, since Call of...
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