Blu-ray Review: Atomic Blonde

One of the big differences between the film and the graphic novel is an increase in action, and though previews made Atomic Blonde look like another John Wick film, the reality is much more interesting. The fights, while immaculately choreographed, retain an air of realism and spontaneity. Watching Theron become exhausted as fights drag on made her triumph all the more exciting.

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Video Game Review: Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus

At roughly 10-to-12 hours (more if you hunt for collectibles and do optional assassinations), Wolfenstein II is well-paced. There are several intense set pieces, though nothing that we’d consider to be a boss fight in the traditional sense, and tough encounters alongside exploration and lighter fare — such as a mission to find your friend’s mechanical arm — that serve as palette cleansers.

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Video Game Review: Battle Chasers: Nightwar

Unlike many RPGs, we never formed much of a bond with our six-person crew, which is unfortunate as we would’ve enjoyed learning more about Garrison and Gully and getting more deeply invested in their quest. While that doesn’t wholly undermine the story it does mean you’ll need to really buy into the gameplay to spend the 40 or so hours needed to complete the game.

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Video Game Review: WWE 2k18

WWE 2k18 takes the series’ presentation up a notch, offering up the smoothest and most realistic looking wrestlers and animations we’ve ever seen in a wrestling game. Superstar entrances have been painstakingly recreated for authenticity and watching the hundreds of motion-captured moves executed is great — especially seeing all those banned moves get another day in the sun.

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Video Game Review: South Park: The Fractured but Whole

Like its predecessor, The Fractured but Whole casts you as the customizable “new kid,” who has recently moved to South Park and is hanging out with the local children. It begins with Cartman traveling through time to fix the future… by having everyone dress up as super heroes. There are two rival factions: Coon and Friends and Freedom Pals, setting up a Marvel/DC dynamic.

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