Rashid Sayed
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 10, 2026
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Marvel’s Wolverine Review – “I’m the Best There Is at What I Do, Bub” (opens the original)
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Insomniac Games has already proven itself with the quality of its Spider-Man titles, but Marvel’s Wolverine is a very different beast, and while the core progression systems share some similarities, players shouldn’t go in expecting the same kind of experience. Wolverine is far more focused in its structure, with its settings changing more frequently and the overall pacing moving at a noticeably faster clip. The core of any Marvel media is its story, and dare I say, this is one of the most tight
Xbox to Publish Hideo Kojima’s PHYSINT After PlayStation Tried to Cancel the Project (opens the original)
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Hideo Kojima’s upcoming action-espionage title PHYSINT has found a new home at Xbox after PlayStation Studios planned to cancel it earlier this year. PlayStation first announced that it was stepping away from its collaboration with Kojima Productions, describing it as a “difficult decision” while making it clear that its wider relationship with Hideo Kojima had not ended. “After careful consideration, we have made the difficult decision to step away from collaborating with Kojima Productions on
Metal Gear Solid Master Collection Vol. 2 Review – I Am No Hero (opens the original)
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It’s great news that Konami is making every effort to preserve Metal Gear Solid’s legacy for modern audiences. Master Collection Vol. 1 got things started by bringing together several key chapters from a story that has spanned decades and built one of gaming’s most dedicated fanbases. Then came last year’s Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, a remake that preserved what made the original so iconic while introducing enough modern improvements to justify revisiting it. Delta was also a great way
Mafia: The Old Country – Man of Honor Review – A Worthwhile Return (opens the original)
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It’s been over a year since I last played Mafia: The Old Country, and I quite enjoyed it back then thanks to its compact nature, decent combat and stealth mechanics, and, most importantly, its story. Suffice it to say, it ultimately became one of my favorite gaming experiences of 2025. A year later, Hangar 13 has returned to the game with a new DLC, Man of Honor, which adds two more chapters to Enzo’s journey alongside additional content for Free Ride mode. There’s quite a bit here that fans of
Mortal Shell 2 Review – A Bigger, Better Sequel, Clearly Inspired by Elden Ring (opens the original)
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It’s fascinating to look at just how much FromSoftware has shaped the Soulslike genre over the years. Its influence can be felt not only in games like Lies of P and Nioh, but also in how action RPGs approach character progression, combat, level design, and even difficulty. That evolution arguably reached its peak with Elden Ring, a game that took the familiar Souls formula, expanded its sense of scale and exploration, and demonstrated just how effectively it could work within an open world. So,
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