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It’s not perfect, and it doesn’t even really feel like a Ridge Racer game, but Unbounded is one of the best arcade racers in years. It’s nice to see that publishers aren’t completely abandoning the genre, and with some luck, others will follow BugBear’s lead and continue to evolve...
I have a hard time saying that I hated this game, despite the number of things that I obviously disliked about it. It's not without its fun moments and has its fair share of difficulty. Its extremely short campaign, horribly linear mechanics, and unimaginative level design ultimately ruin the experience.
The complaints are minor in Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations making this one of the best versions of the fighter. The pick up and play 3D fighter is easy to learn, hard to master, and beautiful throughout.
It's a rarity nowadays to actually get that sense of accomplishment without something looming over your head that has you asking what's next, and wondering when you'll get to pay to see it. If Bioware never released another bit of downloadable content or standalone game, I'd earnestly chalk this...
Conventional. This is one word that does not describe Asura’s Wrath and the over-the-top storytelling experience that encompasses the recent release by Cyberconnect 2.
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning ultimately feels like the most engaging action game ever created. The deep customization, leveling, and crafting systems put it miles ahead of other games that fall into that category.
Ultimately the one core idea behind NeverDead just isn’t enough to compensate for the wealth of mediocre and downright poorly executed gameplay mechanics.
Combat systems have always had a major role in role playing games like the Final Fantasy franchise, but never has the story taken such a back seat to the on-screen action.
Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary Edition is a great trip down memory lane if you’ve ever been a fan of the franchise. For newcomers, you might not get the same effect, but you will get a lesson on how the first person shooter surge of popularity came to be.
Need For Speed: The Run is a fun, fast-paced, arcade racer with a great presentation. It's not the best arcade racer ever made, but between the engaging single player and long lasting social features, it could definitely scratch that itch for fans that are looking to trade some paint and...
The real hook for the long time fans will be the back story explanation that is had by digging into the nooks and crannies of Assassin's Creed: Revelations, but expecting any drastic changes in terms of graphics or gameplay could leave you disappointed.
For the RPG fan it's a can't miss, for those that aren't fans yet, you soon will be.
