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Leo and Brenda Bringas have a lot to be thankful for these days, despite the fact that they’re still coping with the loss of their Kalihi home, which was consumed by fire last month.

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By Kimberley Wallace | Game Informer Magazine The “Witcher 3: Wild Hunt” Platform: PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC Style: 1-Player Role-Playing Publisher: WB Games Developer: CD Projekt RED Rating: M, for Mature Ever since the 2007 debut of “The Witcher,” the series has been raising the bar for choice and consequence in role-playing games. Every […]

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The game serves as a spiritual successor to the much-acclaimed “Alpha Centauri,” but along with alien life and covert operations in enemy bases, the title also draws from recent Civilization games to create its own distinct feel.