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Weekly Official Wiki Roundup: ATLAS, Cheapshot, and More!
Welcome to 2019, loyal Gamepedia readers! We're happy to be here with you in another new year, where we've got plenty of awesome new Official Wikis to bring your way.
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Gamepedia's Most Anticipated Games of 2019
It seems like every year is better than the next when it comes to the video game industry, and 2019 is looking to be no exception. This coming year will see the return of storied game franchises like Devil May Cry, Gears of War, and Metroid Prime, as well as see the birth of brand games to get lost in like The Outer Worlds, Anthem, and many, many more.
There are a ton of games to be excited about, so while it may be difficult to narrow it down to just a few, the Gamepedia editorial team has done just that. Read on to see what games we can't wait to play in 2019, and go ahead and buckle in, because it's going to be a fantastic year for gaming.
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Gamepedia's Favorite Games of 2018
It seems like each and every year, video games keep breaking new ground. Just when you thought it can’t get any better than 2017, here comes 2018 to blow off the hatches. This year saw the release of huge, heavy-hitting titles like Red Dead Redemption 2, God of War, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and more. It also saw the release of equally compelling indie titles like Into the Breach, Celeste, Return of the Obra Dinn, and many, many others.
No matter your gaming preferences, 2018 saw some remarkable games that players won’t soon forget. So what games made the biggest impressions on the Gamepedia editorial team? Read on to find out!
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Weekly Official Wiki Roundup: Creatures of Enderia, Furtual, and More!
The Gamepedia crew are running around, eggnog in hand and gift wrap flying everywhere – the holidays are pretty much here! But before we go off on a brief break, we thought we'd bring you another weekly helping of your favorite gift of all: Official Wikis! You've all been such good readers this year, you deserve this one last gift of wiki goodness, so read on and see if anything strikes your fancy!
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Weekly Official Wiki Roundup: Eternity: The Last Unicorn, Shardhunters, and More!
Have you gotten all your holiday shopping finished yet? Looking forward to walking in a winter wonderland? Us too, and we can't wait to spend it with our friends and family. But we've still got a little bit of time left before we gallivant around for the end of the year and ring in 2019. That means another week of Official Wikis, hot off the presses!
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The Must Have Cards of Artifact
Artifact has had some time to percolate in the wild, so naturally there's been a lot of time to examine the card set. It didn't take long for some stand outs to make themselves known, but some of the better cards have sort of snuck up on the meta as well. For any beginner who just cracked open their initial packs of cards and are wondering where to go from there, this list is for you.
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Heroes & Generals Stronghold Update Brings New Map, New Tanks, and More
With a logo change and a big new update, the free-to-play WWII shooter Heroes & Generals is looking to establish a larger foothold in an increasingly crowded FPS subgenre. Thankfully, the newly released Stronghold update brings the goods, with a new map, new tank destroyers, and reworked weapon recoil for handguns.
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Insurgency: Sandstorm Takes Real-World Conflicts as Inspiration
We've been playing shooters loosely based on Middle Eastern conflicts for a while now. The War of Terror created a video game bubble that wouldn't burst until the early/mid 2010s, where most shooters moved on to grappling hooks in space and what not. Nowadays, if you want to even make a dent while existing in that setting, you need to be doing something remarkable. Insurgency: Sandstorm is up to that challenge.
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Weekly Official Wiki Roundup: Depth of Extinction, Northgard, and More!
The holidays are near, but that doesn't mean the hot Official Wiki drops are stopping any time soon. This week, we've got a few very important drops, so keep an eye out for some fresh guides and communities coming your way! It's the weekend after The Game Awards 2018, too, and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate just dropped, so thank you for stopping by to see what we've got on offer this week when your mind is being torn into a thousand different directions. Here's what's coming to Gamepedia soon with our latest installment of everyone's favorite roundup!