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Review: SOCOM Fireteam Bravo 3
Scoring SOCOM Fireteam Bravo 3 was difficult because your enjoyment of it will vary dramatically if you invest a lot of time into it. If you are likely to invest heavily into themultiplayer community then you should buy the game as it is an incredibly fully-featured multiplayer package. If like me you are only interested in the single-player offering however, then you should bear in mind the brief nature of the campaign.
Review: Resident Evil 5 Lost in Nightmares DLC
Oh God, it just oozes nostalgia.
Review: Bioshock 2
Once you get over the feeling of familiarity Bioshock 2 really flourishes, taking everything that was great about the prequel and adding a few tweaks for good measure.
Review: Dante’s Inferno
So what if Dante’s Inferno isn’t a perfect game. It has it’s flaws but who cares? It’s brutally brilliant fun.
Review: Silent Hill – Shattered Memories
Those of you expecting to see Pyramid Head or references to the occult will be in for quite a shock.
Review: Vancouver 2010
Vancouver 2010 is a step in the right direction for winter sport simulators but the lack of a career mode and the boring gameplay mechanics turns the game very much into a short-lived experience that’s not worth more than a rent.
Review: The Saboteur
It’s sad, but it’s true: The Saboteur was a disappointing end to a respectable career.
Review: PixelJunk Shooter
While at first it’s an interesting, exciting puzzle-shooter hybrid experience, it slowly transforms into a weary battle between you and the game’s awkward level design and fairly inaccurate aiming system.
Review: Tekken 6 [PSP]
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Tekken 6 feels like the summation of the last decade’s work and the most complete fighter around. It is not going to have the same impact that Tekken 3 did ten year’s ago, but Tekken 6 is still a massive return to form for the series and confirmation that the fighting game renaissance is more than just a Street Fighter induced fad.
Review: World of Warcraft [Part 1]
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A look at Blizzard’s World of Warcraft’s class system, and their roles/playstyle as well as uses.
Review: Assassin’s Creed II
Even though Assassin’s Creed 2 is a clear improvement on its prequel, it’s held back by so many problems that shouldn’t be there.
Review: Left4Dead 2
It’s the fact that Valve made Left 4 Dead 2 with you in mind, tapping into your psychology and using it against you, that makes it such a great game.
Review: Assassin’s Creed: Bloodlines
Over ambitious and under developed, Bloodlines sometimes flirts with excellence but these moments are few and far between in a game that is dragged down by controll issues and technical limitations.
Review: Modern Warfare 2
I would write something witty here in the excerpt about the game, but to be honest, I can’t think of anything whatsoever. Here’s the review of Modern Warfare 2, ladies and gentlemen.
Review: Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard
A video game that parodies other video games? I was intrigued too.
Review: Borderlands
Borderlands is an adventurous RPG/FPS hybryd, and a good one at that.
Review: Uncharted 2: Among Thieves
Yep, that’s my blood… that’s a lot of my blood…
Review: Batman: Arkham Asylum
Rocksteady have delivered a stellar title that raises the bar for other superhero games to reach.
Retrospective Review: Jedi Academy
Six years on, I look at what made this such a succesful game.