Jonas Mäki
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It can't be overlooked that neither Alien vs. Predator nor any of the Dungeons & Dragons games are featured in a collection called Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle; imagine if Nintendo released a Super Mario Platform Bundle with old Mario games but skipped Super Mario Bros. 3 and Super Mario...
The best part of Go Vacation is strangely enough to play alone and just explore the Kawaii Island, the location where the game is taking place. You can go hiking, go for a ride, buy a house and go skateboarding - amongst other things. This hub world is therefore very...
These are but minor complaints though, and unless a better on-the-go experience emerges out of nowhere, this will be the game we take with us out and about this summer. Sushi Striker: The Way of Sushido is wonderfully charming and well thought out, and the superb presentation makes us actually...
This is a re-release which lacks that little extra spark that turns something decent into a recommended buy. It's got enough appeal to entertain for a while, but unlike the competition from Nintendo, the many Skylanders games, Super Lucky's Tale or TT's many Lego titles, it simply doesn't have the...
The story of Rowan and Lianna (the former unbearable, the latter much more fun) is nothing that'll aspire of any Game of the Year prizes for best narrative, but we've never felt the urge to have any reason to kill people in the Musou series and its spin-offs before and...
Bandai Namco has hit a home run here and has created a game that is easily accessible in the same way Tekken has almost always been - something that has made it so popular - but at the same time it has managed to bring about a lot of changes...
Add to this the fact that there's a lot of fun game modes that give you added variation, and a very good training mode, and you'll start to realise why we consider this a complete package. Both Puyo Puyo and Tetris are better than ever here, but if that's enough...
At the end of the day this is really nothing more than what we got from Bomberman Live back in 2006, but with a price tag three times the size. It's still very fun though, and if you really love local multiplayer both at home and on the road, this...
Final Fantasy XV is both epic and grand, offering not only wistful moments and crazy humour, but also brilliant music that regularly soothed our eardrums, and monumental boss fights. There is no doubt that there are a few minuses, even a couple of substantial ones, but the package considered as...
The graphics are also due for a major revamp. It's not nearly as polished as UFC 2 technically, and the fluidity and collision detection is still not as good as it should be. Fortunately, it is still wrestling, easily played and often satisfying. If you have good friends to enjoy...
Due to a miscommunication this review was originally published with the wrong score. This has since been amended and the score below is as the reviewer initially intended.
In the end, we're struggling to muster the enthusiasm needed to return to Battleborn. Unless something radically different is added in upcoming updates, we find it hard to imagine ourselves waging war here in the future. As you'd expect from Gearbox it boasts great presentation, and it was reasonably fun...
