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Final Fantasy VIII, a Twenty Year Reunion

Posted on February 11, 2019 by Baylen Marston Leave a comment

Does the adventure of Squall and Friends hold up after 20 years?

F.E.A.R 2: Project Origin, a Ten Year Reunion

Posted on February 10, 2019 by Kyle Nicol Leave a comment

F**k Everything And Run again

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Hands-on Preview – Mortal Kombat 11

Posted on February 1, 2019 by Leo Faria Leave a comment

April 23rd, get over here!!

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Castlevania 64, A Twenty Year Reunion

Posted on January 26, 2019 by Leo Faria Leave a comment

I’m not here to beat a dead bat.

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Dragon Ball FighterZ Closed Beta Impressions (Xbox One)

DBFZ Power level: SSB Goku.
Xbox Live Power level: Yamcha.

Review - Lego Worlds (PS4)

The best way to have fun building with Lego without the risk of stepping into a brick.

Review - Next Up Hero (Xbox One)

A great game to play in line at Starbucks, but not on your TV

E3 Hands-on: FIFA 19 vs. Pro Evolution Soccer 19 (PS4)

Which one is the actual champion?

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Way Too Many Games is an up and coming gaming site run by gamers for gamers. Established in January 2017 Way Too Many Games began with the goal to provide objective reviews and better represent independent developers and niche titles, eventually expanding into board game as well. Since it’s launch, WTMG has been a presence at E3, Brasil Game Show, and Play NYC, with more events on the way.

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At Way Too Many Games we feature a transparent review method divided into four segments: Graphics (25% of the final score), Gameplay (25%) Sound (10% of the final score) and Fun Factor (40%). Scores are always rounded to the nearest multiple of 0.5.