Martin Gaston
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This iteration of the hedgehog with attitude feels slow, clunky and stuck wading through tedious environment after tedious environment.
With Halo: Reach, Bungie has exited its most precious series with one almighty, planet-shattering bang.
Monday Night Combat is an adeptly handled game. It's an exciting, occasionally thrilling online shooter with a genuinely engaging hook.
StarCraft II can be daunting, distressing and demanding but it's one of the richest and most expertly produced video games of recent years.
DeathSpank might have plenty of things to see and do, but you’ll probably have had your fill long before the game comes to any sort of conclusion.
Demon's Souls is a pitch-perfect example of how great risk can make the rewards taste all the sweeter. One of the most unique RPGs in years.
At its best Devil May Cry is complex, punishing and befuddling.
Green Day: Rock Band
Make no mistake, the multicoloured bricks are the undisputed stars of the Rock Band series. This latest venture might have stroppy trio, Green Day, prancing around in the background and making a lot of noise, but they’re just there to support the main act: the scrolling bricks. Love thy coloured...
Achievement in Super Street Fighter IV comes from within. It’s obtained by doing things like nailing the combo that’s been eating at you for days, taking down a vociferous opponent or recalling important bouts from your personal history. At its best, Capcom’s latest fighter makes regular achievements seem like little...
CriticDB tracks 45 Martin Gaston reviews, averaging 72/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Martin Gaston score in the Reviews tab.
Martin Gaston score distribution
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