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Apex Review: Bruce Willis Does Little To Elevate Messy, Derivative Genre Cliché
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Bruce Willis, apart from being an iconic action star, has been a part of a fair share of commendable sci-fi offerings, with The Fifth Element, Looper, and 12 Monkeys emerging as genre-defining classics in their own right. Lately, Willis has been churning out a sizable number of projects, including Midnight in the Switch Grass and Survive the Game.
Unfortunately, the end results have been mixed, or middling at best. However, Edward Drake’s Apex, also known as Apex Predator, situates Willis in a
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Kirby and the Forgotten Land Will Have Amiibo Support
Kirby and the Forgotten Land is looking to change things up dramatically, with the fan-favorite pink puffball shifting from a 2D side-scrolling adventure to open and vast 3D worlds. This alone is exciting, as this is the first time the Kirby series is making this transition, with past games using 3D models while sticking to a 2D plane. There are also plenty of new features that have recently been shown off, especially when it comes to how Kirby's new abilities impact the gameplay.
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