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Ouya review: can an indie console take on Sony and Microsoft?
Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo may no longer be the only names that matter in gaming, but the "big three" is still very much alive in people's minds. Even as iOS and Android have gotten better games, and... Read Full Review
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Nintendo Wii U review
I love my Nintendo Wii. I’m basically unbeatable at Wii Tennis and can hold my own in Wii Bowling (though my six-year-old nephew beats me pretty handily). My family’s Wii Fit has been well-loved, and I’ve saved the world more... Read Full Review
Priced At $299.99
Released Nov. 18, 2012
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Nintendo 3DS XL review
It shouldn't come as a surprise to see Nintendo launch a new 3DS revision less than 18 months after the original console - after all, the company waited almost exactly the same length of time before following up the DS with the DS... Read Full Review
Priced At $199.99
Released Aug. 19, 2012
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OnLive Universal Wireless Controller review
When OnLive launched, it was touted as a way for gamers to get high-end titles on low-spec machines. Back in those days, this usually meant netbooks, but with tablets on the rise, OnLive is turning its gaze to less traditional... Read Full Review
Priced At $49.99
Released Dec. 7, 2011
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Sony PlayStation Vita review
Sony’s PlayStation Vita represents the company’s second entry into the volatile handheld gaming market. The original PlayStation Portable found reasonable success as a largely traditional system, with console-style games being... Read Full Review
Priced At $249.00
Released Feb. 22, 2012
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Nintendo 3DS Circle Pad Pro review
After a shaky start, Nintendo is doing all it can to turn its 3DS into a success. The Kyoto-based company has reduced the price of the system and improved the software lineup, but you'd think that the controls at least would have... Read Full Review
Priced At $19.99
Released Feb. 7, 2012
