Video Game Review: Ori and the Blind Forest

In classic Metroidvania fashion, obtaining new skills grants access to new areas. For example, a feather allows you to glide across long divides or maneuver through serpentine spike pits — feats that would’ve been otherwise impossible. Later, it can be used to ride wind currents. It’s this cleverness that really allows Ori and the Blind Forest to stand out. The game offers multiple uses for Ori’s abilities and consistently asks you to string them together in different ways.

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2015 RotoRob MLB Draft Kit: Relief Pitcher Rankings

Despite the recent proliferation of holds leagues — a move we applaud and hope gains more traction — saves continue to rule the roost when it comes to relievers. After all, there’s only so many saves to go around, so you kind of have to grab them while you can. But beware chasing them on draft day. Recent history has shown us that the dude earning saves on April 1 is often not the same man come June 1 or even May 1.

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Video Game Review: Hyperdevotion Noire: Goddess Black Heart

Being unabashed lovers of Final Fantasy Tactics and other games of that ilk, we readily embraced the turn-based combat of Hyperdevotion Noire. Beyond the genre standards of movement grids, special moves that draw from a pool of skills points, damage bumps when attacking from behind and enemies inflicting adverse statuses, Hyperdevotion also brings a few tricks of its own to the table.

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The Wire Troll: Jason Richardson is Back

After not playing in the NBA for over two years due to injury, Richardson is back on the court and starting to look like his old self. In 11 games he has averaged 12 points, four boards and a steal while shooting 38 per cent from deep and 90 per cent from the line. J-Rich is sitting out Saturday for rest, so he isn’t all the way back. But when he plays he is worth something.

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