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Quibian Salazar-Moreno is a freelance journalist based in Denver, Colorado, who covers music, sports, gaming, television, movies and sometimes community and business issues. But here, at Examiner.com, he'll be giving you the goods on the video game world. Connect with him on Xbox Live or Playstation Network under "qsalazar".

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Review: DJ Hero is a blast for hip-hop and club kids

For the last several years the Guitar Hero and Rock Band franchises have been ruling the music gaming genre. But fans of hip-hop, dance, and...
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Review: Star Wars the Clone Wars: Republic Heroes is geared towards the children

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With the popularity of the Cartoon Network’s Clone War series, it’s obvious that the video games would soon follow. Republic Heroes is...
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Review: NBA 2K10 is still the best basketball experience

This year, the NBA 2K series is celebrating a decade of simulation basketball gaming, and with NBA 2K10, they still have to prove that they’re...
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Review: Heroes Over Europe flies a bit into mediocrity

Apparently it’s pretty tough to make a decent arcade flight action game. Besides the Ace Combat series, the great flying games out there are...
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Review: Halo 3: ODST is short but sweet

Microsoft and BioWare are trying to develop the Halo universe into a Star Wars-esque type of franchise where they can expand to stories beyond Master...
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Review: Guitar Hero 5 isn’t fixing what isn't broke

By now everyone should be pretty familiar with the gameplay of the Guitar Hero franchise. For Guitar Hero 5, that gameplay stays pretty much the same....
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Review: NHL 2K10 embraces its arcade style

Ever since hitting shelves for the first time in 2000, the NHL 2K Series has been battling against EA’s NHL series. As of late EA has been...
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Review: Darkest of Days is a dark day indeed

With so many first person shooters on the market, when developing one, you need to come with something no one else has done. You need to come with an...
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Review: The Beatles: Rock Band is exactly what the title says

Let me begin by saying this: If you’re a Beatles fan, just have an interest in the Beatles, or don’t know much about them but like a few...
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Review: Major League Baseball 2K9 needs some retooling

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For the last few years, 2K Sports has owned the third party Major League Baseball license, meaning that they’re the only company that can...
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