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By Jake Laverde
Games

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By Ed Smith
Games

‘Pandemic Legacy’ Is Probably the Greatest Board Game of All Time

01.15.16

By Owen Duffy
Games

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By Mike Diver
Games

All Brown Everything: What Video Games Have to Say About the 1970s

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By Paul Rose
Games

The Strange Story of the Pro Basketball Player Who Broke His Leg and Made a Video Game That’s ‘GTA with Dogs’

10.23.15

By Mike Diver
Games

Like a Dragon: Bit Socket’s Beginner’s Guide to SEGA’s Amazing Yakuza Games

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By Scott White
Games

The Minutiae and the Multiverse: Photographing the Gotham of ‘Batman: Arkham Knight’

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By Jagger Gravning
Games

The Video Games That Want You Dead

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By Steve Hogarty

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