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DIRECT HITS

There’s no denying the buzz that accompanies a Nintendo Direct – the company That’s exactly what happened with the company’s most recent outing, which had a feast of major announcements for fans of classic games. The biggest of the lot was undoubtedly the fact that , a highly anticipated update of the classic first-person adventure, wasn’t just being formally announced for the first time but would be available to buy immediately. You can check out our review of the reworked GameCube classic on page 96.

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