• Here's How To Find Diamond Island In Paper Mario: The Origami King

    You're going to need to figure out how to enter Diamond Island, which is not at all obvious. The game features 11 islands — and until you've been there, the hidden, sunken Diamond Island doesn't show up on your chart. So, how do you find it? And once you reach it, how do you get in, anyway?

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  • The Most Underrated Superhero Games

    While plenty of superhero games seem like low-quality cash grabs, there are more than enough examples of great titles you shouldn't miss. Here are some of the most underrated superhero games.

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  • The Truth Behind The Epic Nintendo Leak

    In recent weeks, multiple classic Nintendo games have had their complete source codes and other related files uploaded to the internet for all to see. The sheer size and scale of it has led to it being referred to by the supremely awesome title of "Gigaleak." Nintendo has yet to respond to the leak.

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  • Did Apex Legends Reveal Its Next Map And Character?

    Apex Legends has steadily built up its mythology. It's beginning to look like the connections between Apex Legends and the Titanfall series are about to get even more interesting. The clues are building up that point toward the arrival of a new map and a character from Titanfall 2 in the Apex Games.

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  • Will Fortnite's Save The World Ever Be Free?

    Save the World is no longer in early access, and it isn't free-to-play. This development confused and angered some gamers, who felt the game should be free to download. Will it ever turn free-to-play? Probably not.

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  • Here's How To Find The Golden Mushroom In Fortnite

    If you have spent countless hours scouring Fortnite's infinitely repeating islands searching for a Golden Mushroom but have yet to find one, here's what you need to know to live out your dream of discovering a digital gleaming toadstool.

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  • We Know The Truth About Nintendo's Villain Ban

    Paper Mario: The Origami King has brought plenty of new challenges and new villains for our favorite mustachioed hero to tackle. In fact, there's a reason why so many of the characters in the Paper Mario series are brand new. That reason may surprise longtime fans of the Super Mario Bros. franchise.

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  • Why The Nintendo Direct Mini Is Causing An Uproar

    Yesterday, Nintendo surprised fans with the announcement of a new way of bringing them updates on the company's plans. Unfortunately for Nintendo and its fans, the following broadcast didn't fulfill everyone's expectations. This has led to backlash on social media following the Nintendo Direct Mini.

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  • Overwatch Removes Controversial Spray

    Overwatch has made an interesting newer change to one of its characters and fans have been taken by surprise. Overwatch's cowboy character, McCree, has had the ability to tag just about any surface with spray paint depicting a noose. However, the noose spray can has been replaced by something else.

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  • Why Steven Ogg Hasn't Been The Same Since Grand Theft Auto 5

    Not only has the game affected his career, it has also earned him legions of fans. It would be fair to say that after his turn in a video game, a role he may not have realized the significance of at the time, Ogg has become something of a legend.

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  • The Real Reason The Sega Saturn Completely Failed

    The Sega Saturn certainly yielded some classic games like NiGHTS Into Dreams, but the console is regarded as one of gaming's biggest flops. Released in Japan in 1994, the console sold poorly when it came to the US and was replaced by the Sega Dreamcast. So how did the Saturn bomb so spectacularly?

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  • Moments That Nearly Ruined Great Games

    For the most part, gamers can easily turn a blind eye to some aspect of a game that is less than ideal. But not always. These moments nearly ruined great games.

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  • This Video Game Just Sold For $114,000

    Just a few days ago, a new record was set in video game history. Namely, one collector just set a brand new record for the largest amount spent on a single collectible video game. Last week, on July 10, one original copy of Super Mario Bros. for the NES sold at an auction for a staggering $114,000.

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  • You Can Play As Ninja In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

    The Super Smash Bros. franchise has brought all kinds of characters from Nintendo's history together for one big battle after another. However, some modders have taken to adding characters to the game coming from outside the Nintendo realms. Now, Ninja has joined Super Smash Bros. Ultimate in a mod.

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  • The Untold Truth Of Offline TV

    How did the brand get started, and what sort of streaming shenanigans has the group been involved in? This is the untold truth of Offline TV.

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  • Super Mario Odyssey 2: Will We Ever Get A Sequel?

    Despite all the love Super Mario Odyssey has received, so far there's been no official confirmation or denial that a sequel is in the works. However, a few details have given Mario fans hope that Odyssey 2 might be on the horizon.

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  • This Mistake Changed Final Fantasy 5 Forever

    From obviously mistranslated monster and spell names to Faris sporting a swashbuckling dialect that makes Long John Silver sound like a Harvard scholar, the PlayStation release of Final Fantasy 5 was rife with linguistic failings.

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