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Monsters rule the land and once-great cities lie in ruins, all because of a devastating event known as the Great Calamity. The new game for the Nintendo Switch is a prequel that explores that very important moment that created the ruined world. The twist? To understand what Age of Calamity is, you first need to understand a long-running franchise called Dynasty Warriors. Over the last few years, the series has expanded with spinoffs based on popular game franchises like Dragon Quest , Persona , Fire Emblem , and, in , The Legend of Zelda. The original Hyrule Warriors was essentially a huge dose of fan service, mashing together an iconic world with straightforward action. Subtle Differences in Where The Wild Things

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The Art of Subtlety

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His appeals to fear and division failed.

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