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Dan is the founder, owner, and lead editor of Nerdburglars. With over three decades of gaming experience tracing back to the 8-bit era and an enduring love for franchises like The Legend of Zelda, they have spent a lifetime analyzing the evolution of interactive entertainment. Today, they oversee the site’s editorial direction, specializing in deep-dive franchise retrospectives, industry news analysis, and hardware reviews, ensuring Nerdburglars delivers authoritative, high-quality content for core gamers.

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How Did The Imperium Control The Chaos Gods Before Horus Herecy?

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Before the Horus Heresy, the Chaos Gods were definitely a threat, but they weren’t as direct or visible to the Imperium. The Chaos Gods have always existed in the Warp, feeding off the emotions and psychic energy of living beings,...
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Where Did The Chaos Space Marines Originate?

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The Chaos Space Marines splintered away from the loyalist Space Marines during a major event called the Horus Heresy, which was a massive civil war within the Imperium of Man. This conflict occurred after Horus, the Emperor's most trusted and...
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The Annoyance Being Locked Out Of Past Areas In A Game

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Video game completionists and trophy hunters are nothing if not thorough, right? We live for the thrill of collection and completion, the joy of uncovering every hidden secret our virtual worlds have to offer. But what happens when we’re forced...
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Alan Wake 2 Official Soundtrack Hints At First DLC

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Ever since the release of Alan Wake 2 about two months ago, the pulse-pounding tunes from the Old Gods of Asgard and the eye-catching dance-off at the Game Awards have kept many of us captivated. However, an audibly distinct beat...
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Why Using 'AAA' as a Quality Bar is Misleading

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AAA video games have long been considered the "gold-standard" of the gaming industry, often recognized for their high production value, blockbuster budgets, and lavished global press. As such, the term 'AAA' has become synonymous with quality, prompting players to think...
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How To Safely Store Video Game Boxes In An Outdoor Shed

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Outdoor sheds, remnants of rustic homestyle, have quietly transitioned to multi-utility storage spaces in the modern household. These structures can hold an aura of nostalgia while protecting your cherished collection of video game boxes. But given the external weather fluctuations,...
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How To Safely Store Video Game Discs In The Attic

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Video game arcades of the past might have been digitised into nanometers of memory space, but physical game discs continue to hold a special place in the hearts of gamers around the world. All of us are guilty of a...
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Dino Crisis: A Timeless Classic Deserving of a HD Remaster

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Dino Crisis, originally released by Capcom in 1999 for the PlayStation, has reached cult status in the video game community for its unique genre-blending gameplay and attention-grabbing narrative. Despite being over two decades old, its blend of survival horror and...
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Bethesda Saving Duke Nukem

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Duke Nukem, once a shining star in the video game industry, has become a shadow of its former self. Once known for its crude humor and over-the-top action, the franchise has been struggling to find its place in the modern...
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Starfield: Space Travel Yes, Long-range Calls No?

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When the announcement for Starfield hit the airwaves, like many other passionate fans of the space-faring genre, it felt as if my dreams of virtual exploration were about to be realized. My imaginary spaceship was poised, engines revving, ready to...

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Punch Out Characters In Real Life

Punch Out Characters In Real Life

Punch-Out works because every boxer is larger than life. They are not realistic athletes so much as readable arcade opponents, each built around a joke,…