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Dead Rising 2: Off The Record isn't a bad game by any means. It can have its moments of fun, and their are times when it will give you a chuckle that's for sure.
2K12 one ups themselves yet again, in their yearly hardwood classic. The incorporation of the Legends Mode is just the tip of iceberg when it comes to new and engaging content in NBA 2K12, the only question is, where do you start.
RAGE offers one of the smoothest playing and best looking shooters on the market today. With gameplay that’ll keep the most grizzled FPS fans on their toes, RAGE doesn’t disappoint.
It's hard to say that Dark Souls is a game that everyone would enjoy, because it's not. It has a distinct level of challenge that not everyone is going to appreciate. In a game that prides itself on pushing you to your breaking point of frustration, Dark Souls is a...
The attention to detail in the single player, continued excellence on the multiplayer front, and new additions to the Gears of War experience, make this one of the most well rounded games I can ever remember playing.
EA has made big strides with NHL 12. While some might think that beauty is only skin deep, EA has proven once again that small refinements can pay big dividends when it comes to yearly sports titles.
Depending on how much fun you are having just blowing up stuff, you'll find that digging into the harder difficulty settings for the game can be somewhat rewarding if just for the insane challenge it will bring. But make no mistake about it, Hard Reset is about as superficial as...
Pushed on by a concept that is ambitious in this day and age of cookie cutter first person shooters, Deus Ex manages to shine because of its differences rather than its similarities.
While the tale behind Catherine is one that you definitely want to see, it's the journey that makes it somewhat flat.
Bastion is a multi-faceted experience that on first glance looks simple enough. It'll definitely catch your eye with it's visuals, serenade you with it's melodic soundtrack, and usher you forward with an untested and unrivaled new way of story telling.
The core mechanics of the single player experience felt generic at times, delving into the multiplayer features of the game showed promise, but weren't something that I was clamoring to get back to after time away from the game.
Ms. Splosion Man is challenging without ever feeling impossible, and for some the degree of difficulty in itself will be a reason to buy this game as it offers what few other games do in this day and age – a demanding and extensive campaign.
