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The very first issue of EDGE debuted way back on August 19, 1993. With the magazine celebrating its 300th edition this month, a plethora of developers were asked to select their favorite games that have come out since then.

A number of big names went with Nintendo titles. Hideo Kojima, for instance, chose Pokemon Gold/Silver. Warren Spector meanwhile selected Super Mario 64 – as did many others.

Head past the break for the lineup of developers who picked Nintendo games.

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This month’s EDGE review scores are as follows:

Forza Horizon 3 – 9
Virginia – 8
Destiny: The Rise of Iron – 7
ReCore – 6
The Tomorrow Children – 7
World of Warcraft: Legion – 7
Paper Mario: Color Splash – 7
Wheels of Aurelia – 5

Thanks to joclo for the tip.

EDGE #298 review scores

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This month’s EDGE review scores are as follows:

No Man’s Sky – 6
The Turing Test – 6
Pac-Man: Championship Edition 2 – 8
Metroid Prime: Federation Force – 6
The King of Fighters XIV – 6
Unbox – 7
Batman: The Telltale Series – Episode 1 – 5
Hue – 6

Thanks to joclo for the tip.

Eiji Aonuma has been closely tied to The Legend of Zelda having worked on the series since 1998 with Ocarina of Time. Could he eventually branch out and try something new in the future, though? Possibly.

In an interview with EDGE, Aonuma revealed that Nintendo has actually told him to make a new IP. But at the same time, they want him to continue with Zelda. Aonuma wouldn’t say too much more beyond this. He did mention that he’s interested in the idea “of a game where I can live as a thief,” but didn’t elaborate further.

Aonuma’s full comments:

“Actually, Nintendo has been telling me to create a new IP. But then, they’re also telling me to make more Zelda games. I can’t really share much; I’m not sure I’m allowed to say anything. But I really like the idea of a game where I can live as a thief. That’s all I’ll say.”

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This month’s review scores are in from EDGE #296. The full listing is as follows:

Mirror’s Edge: Catalyst – 6
Monster Hunter Generations – 8
Umbrella Corps – 3
Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness – 5
Mighty No. 9 – 4
Inside – 9
Furi – 6
Trials of the Blood Dragon – 3

You’ll notice that with the pictured attached above, Zelda: Breath of the Wild has a big feature in the latest issue of EDGE. It’s unclear if there’s anything new or just an article based on the game’s E3 appearance (likely the latter), but it’s nice to see in any case!

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This month’s EDGE review scores are as follows:

Doom – 9
Overwatch – 9
Dangerous Golf – 7
TMNT: Mutants in Manhattan – 3
Homefront: The Revolution – 3
Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE – 7
The Climb – 6
Shadow of the Beast – 5
Lumo – 7

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EDGE #294 review scores

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This month’s EDGE review scores are as follows:

Uncharted 4 – 9
Battleborn – 5
Stellaris – 7
Fire Emblem Fates – 9
The Banner Saga 2 – 8
Alienation – 6
Stephen’s Sausage Roll – 9
SpeedRunners – 8
Severed – 6
Yo-kai Watch – 6

Thanks to joclo for the tip.

This month’s EDGE review scores are as follows:

Quantum Break – 7
Adrift – 6
Star Fox Zero – 7
EVE: Valykrie – 5
Chronos – 6
Ratchet & Clank – 6
Hyper Light Drifter – 9
Dead Secret – 6
Lucky’s Tale – 6
Final Approach – 4
Job Simulator – 7
Trackmania Turbo – 8
Salt & Sanctuary – 6

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EDGE #291 review scores

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This month’s EDGE review scores are as follows:

Street Fighter V – 7
Far Cry: Primal – 6
The Flame in the Flood – 6
Unravel – 7
Assassin’s Creed Chronicles – 5
Town of Light – 6
Dying Light: The Following – 6
Layers of Fear – 6
Bravely Second: End Layer – 8
American Truck Simulator – 7

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This month’s EDGE review scores are now available. Here are the full verdicts from the latest issue:

Rainbow Six: Siege – 6
Amplitude – 8
Nuclear Throne – 8
Dirt Rally – 8
Earth Defence Force 4.1: The Shadow of New Despair – 6
EVE: Gunjack – 6
SteamWorld Heist – 8
FAST Racing Neo – 6
Guns Up – 3

EDGE also has a piece outlining its awards for 2016. Nintendo was chosen as top publisher, while Splatoon was selected as the best Nintendo game.

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