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Lo Wang might remind you of Leslie Chow from The Hangover movie. While he won't show you is ♥♥♥♥ at every turn, he will slash some demons with a katana and double wield machine guns.

Shadow Warrior manages to capture the essence of the original 1997 game and is just good old fashioned fun.

"You know that rubbish game we made in 2011 that disappointed everyone? Let's release it again as a F2P, surely these 6 years won't compound with flaws the game already had when it was new."

One really has to wonder why on earth this game needed to resurface from the depths from once it came. At the very least they could have polished the thing and added a few silly hats.

I guess this proves the expression 'better late than never' wrong.

10 years after the original Orange Box release, TF2 continues to be the most balanced team-based shooter available. Not only did it set the bar for the genre it itself helped to shape, it also continues to be the gold standard for new comers.

With one of the most lovable cast of characters ever put into a game, I find myself coming back to this game over and over again. The Source engine gives TF2 amazing versatility and encourages exploration through various game modes, while the community is still big and very active, which gives this game long lasting value.

Although Valve doesn't have the same amount of people giving this 10 year old game the same attention it once received, the small team that continues to work on it has been releasing updates very slowly. So this info will either fall into the 'glass half empty' or 'half full' category, depending on your perspective.

TF2 is still a game that deserves to be in every FPS fan's library. And it will likely stay there for years to come.