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Ion Fury Review | Hail to the Queen, baby

By Alex Santa Maria

In what seems like a perfect bout of life imitating art, the push for ’90s nostalgia sure does seem artificial. Brands and companies sure act like everyone are into scrunchies and Clueless, but it’s probably not as widespread as you might be led to believe. The internet’s unique method of giving everyone their own niche makes wide cultural trends way less common. So, while the recent…

  • Blazing fast shooting that satisfies beyond nostalgia.
  • Intricate level design packed with secrets.
  • Catchy soundtrack worth listening to on its own.
  • Dopefish Lives!
  • Arsenal isn't as impressive as it could be.
  • Objectives can fade into the background.

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Alex Santa Maria
Alex Santa Maria

Fan of pinball, Needlers, roguelikes, and anything with neon lighting. Owns an office chair once used by Billy Mays.

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