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The reviews section contains reviews written by the user of gamefaqs, featuring 3 categories, based on the length of the review. Here are the categories, from longest to shortest: Detailed, Full, and Quick. Any ignorant reviews can be reported and deleted, while reviews you find particularly helpful can be recommended.
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The site also boasts to have a board for every game ever released, and to this date the only games I have not found boards for are obscure cell phone games like Papi Jump.
All in all, GameFAQs is an extensive database that every gamer should use, and it's also free.
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A database of walkthrus and Codes for all games: If you need to find a code for a game then you come to GameFAQs, period. If it's not here it doesn't exist. Each game in the database also has an accompanying forum for discussion. If you need to talk about a glitch or just with people who enjoy the same games you do, give this site a try.
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