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'Scandal' concludes its convention-breaking second season

ABC

BY KAYLA UPADHYAYA

As “Scandal” closes out its second season, it’s all the more clear that Pope (Kerry Washington, “Peeples”) and her universe are glimmering signs that smart, risk-taking drama can still be found on network TV.

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Notebook: Satisfying my ‘Mad Men’ addiction

AMC

BY AKSHAY SETH

This notebook is an ode to that alcohol-drenched atmosphere, the wonderfully flawed characters that navigate it and my first-ever television bingeing experience. And (obviously) Jon Hamm.

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Gripping 'Riptide' an infectious must-have for 'Dead Island' players

Deep Silver

BY JULIAN AIDAN

It’s a must-have for anyone looking to blow off steam with the 21st century equivalent of a drive-in horror movie

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Notebook: You are what you watch

BY RADHIKA MENON

A person’s television choices reflect their personality. I know that no one is right or wrong, but that doesn’t mean I’m not judging you.

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Notebook: Wrapping my mind around the Oculus Rift

Teresa Mathew/Daily

BY STEVEN TWEEDIE

The Oculus Rift Developer Kit, even in its early stage, is not just game-changing, it’s game-shattering.

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Newest 'BioShock' offers 'Infinite' enjoyment

BY ELLIOT ALPERN

Even with the gorgeous graphics and exciting action sequences, “Infinite” clearly excels most in its storytelling. Otherwise, enjoy the experience and where it takes you.

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'Soul Hackers' manages to summon exciting gameplay

BY JULIAN AIDAN

While the environments aren’t exceptionally distinct, the depth of combat and demon summoning will keep players enthralled throughout.

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