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Stupid Never Dies review: Capcom veterans resurrect the PS3 era with a quirky, off-beat action game
While it won’t break any doors down, what’s here could be a cult classic in the making Perhaps it’s a reflection of the hegemony of big-budget game development: when something comes out that goes against the grain, I’m instantly reminded…
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While it won’t break any doors down, what’s here could be a cult classic in the making Perhaps it’s a reflection of the hegemony of big-budget game development: when something comes out that goes against the grain, I’m instantly reminded of 15 years ago. Stupid Never Dies feels like a game I’ll describe to someone in a decade, without being able to remember the name. An awkward cult classic in waiting. A PS3 game that never was.
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