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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 78
- Latest publication
- Sep 27, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Daily Freeman
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 4, 2026
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Preview: 'Rayman Legends Retold' updates a speedy but addictive platformer (opens the original)
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After the rise of 3D worlds, side-scrolling mascot platformers have become few and far between. Nintendo and Sega have kept the genre alive with inventive titles such as Super Mario Bros. Wonder and Sonic Superstars, and indie titles such as Super Meat Boy have added their own interpretations. Two of the best and most overlooked entries of the 2010s were Rayman Origins and Rayman Legends, which were Ubisoft’s refreshing takes on the platformer. They were games based on speed, but Ubisoft Montpel
Preview: ‘Rayman Legends Retold’ updates a speedy but addictive platformer (opens the original)
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After the rise of 3D worlds, side-scrolling mascot platformers have become few and far between. Nintendo and Sega have kept the genre alive with inventive titles such as “Super Mario Bro.s Wonder” and “Sonic Superstars,” and indie titles such as “Super Meat Boy” have added their own interpretations. Two of the best and most overlooked entries of the 2010s were “Rayman Origins” and “Rayman Legends,” which were Ubisoft’s refreshing takes on the platformer. They were games based on speed, but Ubiso
Preview: ‘Rayman Legends Retold’ updates a speedy but addictive platformer (opens the original)
Read excerpt
After the rise of 3D worlds, side-scrolling mascot platformers have become few and far between. Nintendo and Sega have kept the genre alive with inventive titles such as “Super Mario Bro.s Wonder” and “Sonic Superstars,” and indie titles such as “Super Meat Boy” have added their own interpretations. Two of the best and most overlooked entries of the 2010s were “Rayman Origins” and “Rayman Legends,” which were Ubisoft’s refreshing takes on the platformer. They were games based on speed, but Ubiso
Preview: ‘Rayman Legends Retold’ updates a speedy but addictive platformer (opens the original)
Read excerpt
After the rise of 3D worlds, side-scrolling mascot platformers have become few and far between. Nintendo and Sega have kept the genre alive with inventive titles such as “Super Mario Bro.s Wonder” and “Sonic Superstars,” and indie titles such as “Super Meat Boy” have added their own interpretations. Two of the best and most overlooked entries of the 2010s were “Rayman Origins” and “Rayman Legends,” which were Ubisoft’s refreshing takes on the platformer. They were games based on speed, but Ubiso
Review: 'Marvel's Wolverine' packs ferocity but none of his nuance (opens the original)
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Insomniac Games resurrected the Spider-Man franchise by re-envisioning how the web-slinger could inhabit an open-world Manhattan. The team did it so well that it spawned a spinoff and a sequel. The developers’ success hyped up fans who believed the developer could do the same for Marvel’s other big-name hero – Wolverine. Like Spider-Man, the clawed berserker has starred in a few video games, but none has stood out as spectacular. Those hoping that Insomniac’s take on the Canadian superhero could
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