What appears to be another Diablo clone would be dishonest. Neocore’s Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing – featuring mash-ups of gothic, steampunk noir and pop culture innuendos – engages the player more than Diablo III’s world ever could.
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Does the Grid series overtake the racing genre once more, or is Grid 2 stuck in a blind spot?
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Mason_M - Wednesday, May 29, 2013 - 7:30pm
Metro: Last Light isn't a revolutionary shooter, but its first-class atmosphere and survival-driven scavenging make it a compelling single-player experience.
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Resident Evil: Revelations perfectly fit the portable format last year with its brief, digestible chapters and small sensible ambitions. But on the Xbox 360, prior 3DS limitations compromise this viral vacation.
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Screw a proper deck, I am telling you right now: Unless you hate fun, joy, colors, or free games, go download Robot Unicorn Attack 2!
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As you fail to find a match for the tenth time – between the game’s constant crashing to your desktop – you may wish God Mode was a little less mortal.
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I expected Sacred Citadel to be another mediocre beat-’em-up, but Southend Interactive (mostly) calls my bluff. A solid evening of gathering loot and tenderizing orcs awaits (provided two friends tag along).
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The application of turn-based combat, dungeon crawling, and visual improvements serve a historical purpose, but as an homage to video game evolution, Evoland remains nothing more.
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Burchy - Thursday, April 11, 2013 - 7:24am
From dark oceans to bright skies, BioShock Infinite never shies away from pushing racial and religious boundaries, making Columbia as enthralling – if not more so – than its Rapture counterpart.
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City Interactive’s sequel may be one of the most unpleasant titles to launch this year. Though Ghost Warrior 2 aims to beat out the competition, the developers miss every mark.
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In selling its soul to the Devil, Army of Two finally meets modern shooter standards.
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You do not have to be a victim of undesirable psychological torment to know Slender: The Arrival surpasses The Eight Pages at every asphyxiating turn.
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While Gears of War: Judgment may be the series’ last hurrah on current consoles, People Can Fly’s gameplay refinements, Smart Spawn System, and Declassified missions mean the franchise is going out with bang.
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Be sure to avoid this game like the plague.
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Dead Space 3: Awakened undermines the story laid out by Dead Space 3 proper, with a plot so asinine as to require all suspension of belief before this epilogue begins. Prepare to jump the shark, folks.
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As much as Mirror of Fate wants to live in the limelight, this handheld amalgam of Castlevania titles new and old finds itself hiding in the shadows of its bigger, better console brethren.
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Naruto may have abandoned his catchphrase before the Shippuden series began, but does Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 represent the best anime-to-video-game adaptation in existence? “Believe it!”
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Whether you’re diving from Neo Tokyo’s rooftops or slapping opponents with pizza boxes in a seaside fish market, The Showdown Effect breeds a multiplayer-only experience as entertaining as it is competitive.
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Excellent game design ensures that Tomb Raider is one of the best games in its genre, and an experience you shouldn't miss out on.
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Frustrating controls, comatose AI, and problematic checkpoints shoot Strike Suit Zero down before this arcade space sim can take flight.
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The undead. Real original, right? I nearly wrote off Rebellion’s expansion for Sniper Elite V2 on the name alone, yet outside of Left 4 Dead and Dead Island, I have never had this much fun with a cooperative zombie shooter.
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Welcome back to the jungle, Crysis fans. The Cell corporation still needs stopping and the Ceph need annihilating, but this time you never have to leave your backyard.
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Who knew that cutting cyborgs into a thousand chunks of blood and metal would lead to the most unapologetically insane Metal Gear spin-off? Raiden fans, “I think it’s time for Jack to LET ‘ER RIP!”
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In this post-XCOM: Enemy Unknown world, every 3DS owner with an affinity for strategy titles needs to play Fire Emblem: Awakening. The series’ penchant for permadeath will haunt your every move, and each character lost will leave you a nervous wreck.
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stephenage - Friday, February 15, 2013 - 4:57pm
Horror is exchanged for boredom in this poor take on the Alien franchise.
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Although there has not been a fresh Sly adventure since the PlayStation 2 days, Thieves in Time plays and feels much like the trilogy that came before it, for better and worse.
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Heavy on action and light on scares, Dead Space 3’s deviations from the series’ traditions (co-op, weapon crafting) pay off when not being saddled by the absurd fiction, uneven pacing, or repetitive locales.
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Regardless of the novel power-ups and new setting, Temple Run 2 treads familiar ground too often to be called an evolution of the endless runner concept.
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With Clash of Heroes' complex match-three combat, visuals that do the iPad’s Retina display a service, thirty-hour completion time, and asynchronous online battles, any glitches become an afterthought.
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Virtual extortion made manifest, Final Fantasy: All The Bravest exists only to siphon gamers’ wallets and dreams.
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The sophisticated combat and dynamic level design of Ninja Theory’s Devil May Cry guarantee their reboot stands out as the most presentable DMC available, while the young demon killer Dante returns to rescue humanity in this mature and coherent tale.
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The App Store’s love of word games continues! Grab your red pen, and get ready to sacrifice the GPAs of others, correcting their grammatical errors to make loan payments as an English professor’s teaching assistant.
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In ZombiU’s efforts to mold the living dead as terrifying once more, Ubisoft showcases the impressive promise of the new Wii U.
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Spinning saw blades aside, the strategy of Hundreds offers manageable trials whose true brilliances lie in observation and experimentation.
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Both equal parts visual novel and cunning puzzler, Virtue's Last Reward captures the anger, doubt, hope, and paranoia of betting your life against eight random strangers. Who can you trust? Who will you betray?
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stephenage - Wednesday, December 12, 2012 - 4:42pm
In spite of its notable faults, Skyrim's Dragonborn DLC capitalizes on what made the core game so spectacular.
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Branding the Lord of the Rings name on anything video game related guarantees I will play it. Should you be willing to take that risk with Guardians of Middle-earth and its minuscule community?
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stephenage - Thursday, December 6, 2012 - 11:35am
As a finale to the Walking Dead, 'No Time Left' is nothing short of sublime.
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John Tarr - Wednesday, December 5, 2012 - 4:45pm
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The terms “top-down” and “arena shooter” would normally be cause for concern when describing the next Walking Dead game, but Gamagio and Skybound prove the series can be just as palatable without character emotions running high.
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Adam Page - Monday, December 3, 2012 - 4:14am
Whichever way you look at it, Full Frontal Assault is a lackluster entry in a much-loved series that, although competent, lacks a lot of what makes the Ratchet & Clank series great.
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Whoever claimed “sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me” never envisioned heated multiplayer rivalries in Writer Rumble.
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Does this mobile app do Hasbro’s brand of animated ponies justice, or has Gameloft trolled the fanbase?
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Josh Kowbel - Wednesday, November 28, 2012 - 7:05pm
Rook Island’s psychotic locals, diverse fauna, and dozens of side quests make for one of the most incredible campaigns this year, even if they make Jason Brody’s life a living hell. Come credits, players will know a very surreal definition of insanity.
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One might have high expectations now that Nintendo's displayed its famous plumber in stunning high-definition on the brand new Wii U. You'll not disappointed with Mario's HD adventure, even if it is the third game of his to be released this year.
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Despite what seems to be a Sony-themed Super Smash Bros. clone at first glance, All-Stars delivers an enjoyable experience and shows potential for sequel greatness.
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Spy Hunter’s two-hour completion time, inexact controls, generic storyline, and decade-old visuals will have players wishing they had been run over by the G-6155 Interceptor instead of sitting behind the wheel.
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Josh Kowbel - Saturday, November 24, 2012 - 11:29pm
This iOS adaptation of Gearbox's beloved series goes horribly wrong by removing the randomized loot, quotable humor, and all the other elements that make the console versions of Borderlands fundamentally enjoyable.
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The challenges laid upon Treyarch as the ‘B’ team of Call of Duty are unenviable no doubt, yet the developers return fire with a decision-driven narrative that reacts subtly to player actions, and a multiplayer Pick 10 system that presents more class freedom than any FPS to have come before.
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stephenage - Friday, November 23, 2012 - 12:25pm
Agent 47's latest outing offers some excellent sandbox missions to fulfill all your assassination needs, but Absolution is let down by multiple deviations from this solid formula and an overbearing feeling that nothing quite matches up to the heights of previous installments.
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The papercraft Mushroom Kingdom hits the 3DS. Is the series too worn out to stick?
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Any fan of the Tolkien universe should wonder if Lego Lord of the Rings holds up to the standards that many expect, and it actually comes close.
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Call of Duty finally hits the PlayStation Vita. Does it fair well in the light of day, or should it stay hidden?
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The popular mobile franchise flies to a galaxy far, far away.
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Halo 4 has earned initial criticism as being a “safe” sequel, but that statement does not have to be taken as derogatory. In this case, 343 Industries' safe practices crown Halo 4 as the best shooter of 2012 thus far.
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Ezio steps out of the spotlight to let protagonist Connor have a turn executing Templars and Redcoats alike, but eighteenth-century Boston harbors many conspiracies and technical bugs to impede the Native American hero.
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Does the Assassin's Creed franchise blend in with the Vita, or will it stab you in the back?
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Warfighter’s generic qualities burn with a lack of innovation that already crowds the FPS genre.
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stephenage - Sunday, October 28, 2012 - 1:28pm
XCOM: Enemy Unknown is a sublime and completely addictive strategy game that will will keep you entertained for dozens of hours.
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Like cartoon characters often do, prepare to entangle your fingers in this deceptively difficult puzzle game exclusive to the iPad.
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A progress-blocking glitch hampers this retro mech-versus-all side-scroller.
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Is this return to Mars a good investment, or has Hell not aged well?
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This fantasy collaboration between Cyanide Studios and Spiders may have nothing to do with mice or gods, but at least players get to swing around massive orc clubs in this European RPG.
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Get the glue and rubber bands ready: The Piggies need your help building makeshift transports on their quest for delicious omelets.
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Terry Cavanagh continues his trend of mobile development with Don’t Look Back, a free platformer that ponders the death of a loved one in Atari 2600 attire.
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stephenage - Friday, October 19, 2012 - 8:17am
Open-ended gameplay and superb level design cement Dishonored as one of the year's best games.
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Pokémon Black/White Version 2 mark the series' first sequels in nearly twenty years. Has the franchise finally run out of color?
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What do you get when you mix geometry and chiptunes? No, not a math party. I’m talking about Terry Cavanagh’s masterpiece.
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stephenage - Sunday, October 14, 2012 - 3:24pm
Contrived storytelling and nonsensical moments hinder what could have been a great episode, establishing Around Every Corner as the weakest episode yet.
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Boasting the endless runner qualities of Rayman Jungle Run, and a color-swapping challenge comparable to Ikaruga, Polara is one bargain worth chasing.
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Brian Provinciano's recreation of annoyances akin to 8-bit video games mars Retro City Rampage's otherwise remarkable abundance of parodies.
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Apocalypse Max exudes a degree of polish uncommon on iOS platforms. Grotesque zombies, hand-drawn art, and accessible touch controls bring together an exceptional iPad time sink.
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Total War Battles, a humble RTS of iOS origin, joins the core franchise on PCs despite the absence of gameplay improvements for mouse and keyboard users.
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How does this year's most polarizing experience fare in the eyes of an impartial Resident Evil fan?
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Torchlight II innovates on the first Torchlight’s formula without spoiling the fun of a refined co-op dungeon crawler.
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How does Sackboy's newest adventure stack up against the rest?
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stephenage - Thursday, September 27, 2012 - 8:52am
Superb writing and various improvements make Borderlands 2 just as fun as the first, even if it isn't as original.
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Burchy - Tuesday, September 18, 2012 - 3:12pm
Ingeniously challenging and exquisitely charming, Machinarium is a mind-boggling point-and-click adventure.
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Josh Kowbel - Tuesday, September 18, 2012 - 10:20pm
If side-scrollers have drained all of your hard-earned paychecks lately, start skipping a few meals. Intrusion 2’s nutty physics, irrational set pieces, and simplistic joys demand your lunch money.
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Did Endgame Studios learn nothing from Voldemort? Splitting one’s soul just leaves the body lifeless – like their latest IP.
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Strap on your galoshes and get your Super Soakers ready. Alien mud monsters are invading in Renegade Kid’s PC port of Mutant Mudds.
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Josh Kowbel - Wednesday, September 12, 2012 - 8:02pm
“They’ll give you a second chance, and they’ll let you relive your life. All the way…from the very beginning. Change one thing, fulfill one wish. You know what you’d wish for, don’t you?”
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stephenage - Tuesday, September 11, 2012 - 5:50am
The emotional toils continue for Lee and Clementine as your judgments begin to fracture the already splintered group.
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Facial tattoos and stealth rarely mingle, but you'll surprised how well both suit Mark of the Ninja's protagonist.
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Mason_M - Saturday, September 8, 2012 - 7:40pm
The Basement Collection compiles a list of games and extras from indie superstar Edmund McMillen. Does it contain more indie gold or is it simply a corporate cash-in?
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Trine 2 was a magical experience and one of my all time favorite games. Does the expansion live up to this reviewer's expectations?
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The PC version of Hero Academy matches the splendor of its iOS counterpart with big-headed heroes, substantial depth, and cross-platform support. Who said chess was for nerds? (Also, water analogies.)
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There's no place like Home. There's no place like Home. There's no place like Home.
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Insomniac's first three titles in its smash hit franchise are finally available in the form of an HD collection.
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For reasons both good and bad, Counter-Strike remains the same infuriating lesson in patience after a decade.
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From the lengthy storytelling to the accessible combos to the anime-style presentation, Persona 4 Arena transcends genre barriers to bring JRPG and fighting game fans a title they simply must own.
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Does High Moon's sequel roll with the punches, or do these Transformers belong in a chop shop?
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The first Darksiders’ cross-platform mash-up of Nintendo and Sony exclusives treated buyers to a surprising, underappreciated delicacy. Will Death reap the rewards in this sequel?
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Can Mario continue his jumps to success, or is he munched by the Piranha Plant of failure?
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Dust: An Elysian Tail comes to us from the one-man team of Humble Hearts. Does Dean Dodrill’s stylish brainchild featuring a furry protagonist and talking sword redeem the worst Summer of Arcade event yet?
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After the change from exclusive launch title to multi-platform release, Sound Shapes has finally hit the PS3 and the Vita.
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Steam’s Play For Free Weekend gave me the opportunity to try Nexuiz, a Quake-inspired FPS that garnered little press after a weak console release. Have three months of patches been kind to this arena shooter?
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As Ronimo’s 2D MOBA platformer weathers the leap to Steam, will League of Legends continue to reign supreme?
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Does this partial sequel to Kingdom Hearts II go the distance or find itself falling through everlasting nightmares?
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This Cold War era, zombie-survival platformer promises eerie aesthetics, but gameplay miscues impale the action on its own booby traps. Repeatedly.
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Most tower defense games aren't very exciting, but throw in third-person combat, two masters of the arcane, and you get an adrenaline-pumping mess of Orc guts.
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Does Heroes of Ruin stave off the Diablo comparisons? Of course not, but you should read this review anyway.
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Just try to shake that sinking feeling in a late-to-the-party review featuring the lackluster Battleship.
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Does this musical compilation celebrate the better part of Final Fantasy’s 25th Anniversary, or is this symphony playing off-key?
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Does Test Drive Ferrari secure a podium finish or stall at the starting line?
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There's a lot of fun to be had in Dawnguard, but Skyrim's first DLC doesn't manage to quite capture what is so brilliant about the main game.
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If you can sift through The Line's granular blunders, you’ll find a gripping narrative that demands revisiting.
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Difficult choices and a dark story make Starved for Help another great entry in the Walking Dead series (despite its minor flaws).
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Only the most lexicon-heavy of role-playing games justifies a review this verbose.
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Can this movie tie-in swing its way to greatness?
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The Lego series has seen great to mild success. With Lego Batman having sold the most copies at over 11 million, it’s hardly a surprise that a lot of people want Lego Batman 2.
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Do you want to be the very best, like no one ever was in feudal Japan?
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Can Gravity Rush flip the Vita's fortunes, or does this gravity-shifting title leave the system free falling?
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Mason_M - Tuesday, June 19, 2012 - 1:30pm
Dirt Showdown represents a change in direction for the veteran rally racing series. Does it ride with the big boys or does it crash and burn?
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Does Ubisoft's franchise retain its former glory, or should they retire this future before it even begins?
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From the mind of Suda51 comes one of the best games of the summer.
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Does Capcom's continent-spanning RPG have its heart in the right place?
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Does the PS Vita's first console-esque FPS do the honor justice?
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Gravity gimmicks bring this third-person, vengeful dad story to its knees.
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Adam Page - Saturday, May 26, 2012 - 1:02pm
If you can stomach the fact that Max Payne 3 is a Rockstar game, rather than a Max Payne game, then Max Payne 3 will deliver a fantastic action experience with all the bullet time acrobatics you could wish for.
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Get your mouse and key bindings ready; the Lord of Terror has returned.
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Does the indie mega-hit survive the jump to the Xbox 360, or does the Creeper win this battle?
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Is this wave-based arena shooter a blast from the past?
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Do Rebellion's efforts revitalize this World War II shooter, or should Sniper Elite V2 be put out of its misery?
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Enslaved got buried in the massive holiday season as an overlooked treasure. Should it stay buried?
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The Jew - Saturday, April 28, 2012 - 1:59am
One of last year's most highly praised RPGs comes to the 360. How does it hold up?
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stephenage - Saturday, April 28, 2012 - 9:52am
Telltale's latest adventure game is full of emotional moments and hard choices, making for their finest release to date.
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This indie gem provides psychological thrills at a bargain price.
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Trouble brews in open waters while this swashbuckler finds its sea legs.
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Fez, the long awaited title from Polytron, will leave players in awe. Your brain will hurt, but in a good way.
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A demigod's unhinged anger provides one of this year's biggest and most welcome surprises.
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Does this unabashedly insane anime brawler contest its way to fighter glory?
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Does returning to the heyday of survival horror prove to be a boon for the wayward Silent Hill series?
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Mason_M - Friday, April 6, 2012 - 3:33pm
Journey represents thatgamecompany's last obligated game as per their contract with Sony. Are they going out with a bang?
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Is Sonic still unstoppable after twenty years?
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Does Ninja Gaiden 3 hold fast as the definitive ninja experience, or have management changes at developer Team Ninja brought shame and dishonor to their franchise?
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stephenage - Tuesday, March 27, 2012 - 11:28am
A few good laughs and entertaining gameplay provide just enough reason to make this the best DLC Saints Row: The Third has to offer.
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Mason_M - Sunday, March 25, 2012 - 7:20pm
TrackMania 2: Canyon is one of the most incomplete yet oddly compelling games to come along in a while. Read on to find out why.
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Does this alternate history tale of Raccoon City's outbreak bring new light to the franchise, or were these untold events better off dead?
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stephenage - Wednesday, March 14, 2012 - 3:48pm
Mass Effect 3 provides the player with an emotional experience filled with standout moments, well-realized characters, and entertaining gameplay, making it a fitting end to a fantastic trilogy.
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Adam Page - Friday, March 9, 2012 - 10:04am
Vessel brings new ideas and concepts to the table and executes them well, but irksome controls and design issues mar an otherwise compelling puzzle-platformer.
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Does this Terminator-esque shooter conquer the challengers of its genre or rest on the laurels of established conventions?
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Is this cyberpunk franchise a reboot goldmine?
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stephenage - Saturday, February 25, 2012 - 9:25am
Despite its great premise, Gangstas in Space is a disappointing addition to Saints Row: The Third, held back by its short length and bland gameplay.
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Adam Page - Saturday, February 18, 2012 - 12:23pm
Despite going out of its way to both intrigue and confuse you, Dear Esther is an original and memorable experience, if not really a 'game' as we have come to understand the word.
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A teenage melodrama offsets a symphony of gore and savagery.
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Does Resident Evil: Revelations justify the purchase of a Nintendo 3DS and Circle Pad Pro?
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Adam Page - Friday, February 10, 2012 - 9:05pm
Though Dustforce is the unequivocal definition of "not for everyone" and accepts nothing but absolute perfection, it's worth the time and effort of any hardcore platforming fan.
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Quarrel's frustratingly fast AI and lack of an online community mean your money would be better spent elsewhere.
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Adam Page - Friday, February 3, 2012 - 8:14am
Infamous: Festival of Blood delivers on its promises of a dark re-imagining of the last game's unique setting while failing to recreate what Infamous 2 did well.
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Adam Page - Saturday, January 28, 2012 - 10:38am
If dumb fun is your thing, Renegade Ops delivers all the explosive goods in Avalanche Studio's tightest game to date.
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Adam Page - Tuesday, January 17, 2012 - 7:13am
Balls roll, hexagons explode in showers of light, and a true twin-stick shooter fan will appreciate every moment.
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Adam Page - Friday, January 6, 2012 - 12:30am
Although Modern Warfare 3 depicts the conclusion(?) of Infinity Ward's illustrious trilogy, you couldn't tell by looking at it.
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Adam Page - Monday, December 5, 2011 - 6:22am
Rayman returns to two-dimensions for better and for worse. Happily, the end result is still sublime.
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iWINuFAIL - Friday, December 2, 2011 - 9:57pm
The year's biggest game deserves my biggest review.
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Another installment of the LEGO series: Is it good, or is it bad, or somewhere in between? For the most part, all of the above.
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Does Nathan Drake’s latest adventure surpass its predecessors?
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iWINuFAIL - Saturday, October 29, 2011 - 7:19pm
DICE throws down the gauntlet big time.
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Read why Batman: Arkham City is a perfect Game of the Year candidate.
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iWINuFAIL - Wednesday, October 12, 2011 - 7:10pm
A dark horse Game of the Year candidate rides.
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Does id Software's newest intellectual property live up to current generation standards?
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Josh Kowbel - Saturday, September 24, 2011 - 7:43pm
If I had a nickel for every time Capcom re-released Resident Evil 4, I’d still be a poor college student, but that won’t stop Capcom from porting their masterpiece to every console known to man.
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With a talented studio and a respectable community backing Delta Squad’s grandiose return, does Gears of War 3 cement its seat as Microsoft’s killer exclusive?
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Josh Kowbel - Wednesday, September 14, 2011 - 9:03pm
From its inception, Dead Island was pegged as the most ambitious survival horror, open world, action RPG to date. Does the video game market have enough room for another zombie-filled heavy hitter?
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Josh Kowbel - Saturday, September 10, 2011 - 11:36am
Does Resistance 3 atone for its predecessor's missteps, or will Capelli's journey come to a hopeless conclusion?
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iWINuFAIL - Thursday, August 25, 2011 - 11:48am
Is Human Revolution a sterling entry in the Deus Ex universe? Find out.
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Mason_M - Friday, August 5, 2011 - 5:04pm
The third 2011 Summer of Arcade release is upon us, bringing back “Metroidvania” style gameplay to Microsoft’s downloadable party. Does it need to use nostalgia as a crutch, or does it stand up on its own?
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Mason_M - Thursday, July 21, 2011 - 8:20am
Bastion is the first release in Microsoft's Summer of Arcade for the Xbox 360. Does it earn that coveted title, or does it fall prey to the typical indie game problems?
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Monolith Productions stepped down to let Day 1 Studios helm the production of F.E.A.R. 3 (or F.3.A.R. if you enjoy incorrect acronyms). Will Alma's return keep the lights on?
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Fourteen years coming, spanning three console generations, numerous video game engines, and four separate developer studios: Is Duke Nukem Forever worth the wait?
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Cole and his brand of blue/red lightning-fueled powers return for a second iteration. Does Infamous 2 provide a shocking good time? Read on to find out.
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Mason_M - Monday, June 13, 2011 - 7:05pm
Despite being a Red Faction game, the most destruction in this game is of my expectations.
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Ravyn - Thursday, June 9, 2011 - 8:27am
Who is this demon, and what is he forging?
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Ravyn - Thursday, June 2, 2011 - 12:43am
The Witcher 2: A must have for every hardcore RPG gamer!
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Codemasters’ franchise returns for a third iteration this summer. Does Dirt 3 find itself ahead of the pack or trailing in last place?
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Brink, the latest game to challenge Team Fortress 2 for class-based, FPS supremacy, was released recently, so I took it upon myself to take the plunge and immerse myself in the world of Brink to see what all the fuss was about.
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L.A. Noire is a fascinating journey through the morally corrupt heart of 1940s Los Angeles, but will this criminal caper leave you clueless?
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Ravyn - Thursday, May 19, 2011 - 9:27pm
Can The First Templar live up to Assassin's Creed standards?
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Mortal Kombat finally returns to its roots. Has NetherRealm Studios crafted a worthy rebirth of the legendary fighting series?
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The adventures of Chell continue as she is put through her paces once again by a reawakened GLaDOS. Does Valve live up to its reputation?
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Crysis 2 is Crytek's first attempt at bringing their beloved franchise to 360 and PS3 owners. Do the console versions cope with the graphical benchmarks or succumb to the virtual stress?
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Mason_M - Monday, March 21, 2011 - 1:39pm
Homefront, (supposedly) written by John Milius (Red Dawn), touts a unique single-player story and involving multiplayer experience. Does it perform or fall flat on its face?
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iWINuFAIL - Thursday, March 17, 2011 - 7:14pm
Never has stepping backwards meant such a huge step forwards.
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iWINuFAIL - Sunday, March 13, 2011 - 3:40pm
BioWare delivers a strong narrative yet again that is occasionally hindered by signs of dungeon repetition.
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Should fans pony up the $7 for the first Dead Space 2 story-related DLC? Read on to find out.
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Bulletstorm is People Can Fly's second attempt to bring the fun in shooters back to the gaming community (their first being Painkiller). With the added help of Epic Games, have they provided a mature experience worthy of your $60?
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Two years ago, Guerrilla Games released Killzone 2 to the masses. Unfortunately, many gamers cried foul over the terrible controls and lackluster AI. Have the developers finally given fans what they wanted?
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iWINuFAIL - Saturday, January 29, 2011 - 10:03pm
Visceral Games is back with the sequel to one of 2008's sleeper titles. Can Dead Space 2 repeat the success, or have the scares grown stale?
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