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[There's a Quark in the Vent] The story line and fantasy element of the game are more important than fancy riddles or wacky controls. If I can't imagine myself as Link in Twilight Princess, if I can't believe for more than a second that I am Slash in Guitar Hero III, then the game is no-fun zone.

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