
Mass Effect 2 Review: BioWare’s Suicide Mission Is the Series’ High Point
Mass Effect 2 review: BioWare's 2010 sci-fi RPG opens with Shepard's death, builds a suicide mission against the Collectors, and remains the series' peak.

Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.

Mass Effect 2 review: BioWare's 2010 sci-fi RPG opens with Shepard's death, builds a suicide mission against the Collectors, and remains the series' peak.

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LittleBigPlanet on PS3 let players build and share their own levels. A look at Sackboy, the Pod, the Collector, and why the 2008 classic still matters.

Super Mario 3D Land brought 2D Mario discipline into 3D on the Nintendo 3DS, sold 12.88 million copies, and set the template for Super Mario 3D World.

Hearthstone grew from a small Blizzard experiment into a 100-million-player card game and esport, built on a simple design choice: subtract the reactions.

Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars brought Liberty City to Nintendo DS in 2009 with cel-shaded art, a touch-screen drug trade, and Huang Lee's stolen sword.

Fire Emblem: Three Houses review: pick a house at Garreg Mach, teach students, then live with your choice through war. A tactical RPG built on commitment.

Half-Life: Alyx review: Valve's VR-only return to City 17, from the gravity gloves to the Jeff chapter to Ozioma Akagha's Alyx.

Dragon Age: Origins review — BioWare's 2009 RPG still sets the bar for the series with six origin stories, deep lore, and a tactics system no sequel matched.

Batman: Arkham City review: Rocksteady's open-world sequel turns Arkham Asylum's hallway into a prison city, with the Titan blood cure and Protocol 10.

Fire Emblem Awakening review: the 3DS tactical RPG that saved the series, with Pair Up combat, permadeath and a 49-character roster. 9 of 10.

Animal Crossing: New Leaf made players mayor of a town that runs on real time. A retrospective on Nintendo's 3DS classic, Isabelle, and why it still holds up.
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