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The ’80s and ’90s were a treasure trove of great cartoons. There was no shortage of awesome stuff to watch on Saturday mornings or weekdays after school. What’s weird is that, seemingly most all of the best stuff never got an video game love.

A 100 foot tall sea monster? Par for the course for Call of Duty: Ghosts’ Extinction campaign.

Welcome to the first Sunday Review here on Brutal Gamer! Each week, we’ll be putting together the complete listing of stories from the week that was, as we catch you up on the biggest news, previews, and reviews that you might have missed from the past 7.

If you’re tired of the same old boring, broken, fun-lacking formula used to make 4x strategy games, be  energized! There’s a new breed of 4x strategy game on the horizon called.. Horizon… yeah that was a bad joke.

Leonardo looks to bring Florence to order in the second installment of season two.

The second part of the Burial at Sea saga and final installment of BioShock Infinite’s overarching storyline sees release today.

Phoenix Online Studios brought a brand new look at Pinkerton Road’s remake of the adventure game classic Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers to GDC this week. Needless to say, if you’re a fan of the voodoo-tinged hero, you’re going to want to watch this.

‘Nerd culture’ is leading us all into the apocalypse! Sort of.

The publisher signs a deal with Catalyst Games to adapt their popular line of superhero comics to the wonderful world of tabletop RPG’s.

Is the entire universe about to fall apart because Hank McCoy brought the original X-Men into the present?.

Petroglyph and Grey Box have one of the coolest looking new RTS’ I’ve seen in a while on course for an Autumn launch on the PC.

Welcome to the latest edition of our retro review series! Today we are going to be looking at Kingdom Hearts 2, an amazing third person RPG developed by Square Enix. KH2 does a masterful job of weaving famous worlds and characters from Disney and Final Fantasy.

Side note: Please understand that the following article is wholly just a matter of one man’s opinion.

Classically styled, retro, and 3 & 3/4 inch tall, these are just about as awesome as a Twilight Zone toy can get.

Yeah, we know it’s a little late, but when has Brutal Gamer ever stood by formality?

Midnight City releases some good Gone Home and Costume Quest 2 news this week.