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The co-op, the fairly fun multiplayer, and the well paced (if overly linear) gameplay make this game a nice change of pace from a lot of other shooters currently on the market.
Each and every race can be an exercise in futility between the constant crashing that is spurred on by bad controls, and questionable level design.
If you're a fan of Red Faction: Guerrilla you're probably going to be disappointed in the drastic changes made for Armageddon.
The Witcher 2 is one of the most mature role-playing games that we've ever come across. An incredible branching storyline, stunning graphics, and challenging combat system make it a must play.
Codemasters simply makes great racing games, and DiRT 3 furthers the argument that these guys are the best in the business.
There are plenty of people that are going to play and enjoy Brink, because the team based gamplay has its moments of undeniable brilliance. With a team communicating to function as a well oiled unit, and no network latency, Brink is spectacular at times.
Despite some of it’s flaws, Crysis 2 is a great introduction to the Crysis universe for Xbox 360 and PS3 gamers.
Homefront is a pretty big disappointment in my book. A story that I eagerly anticipated to wade through was never actually realized. Without that, the multiplayer also meant that much less to me as well.
Bulletstorm is an awesome game. I dare say it’s a great game, I think it’s one people will look back on as an example when trying to innovate in the genre going forward.
LittleBigPlanet 2 is all what you make of it. If you weren’t completely enamored with the features of the first game, you won’t likely appreciate the additions in the sequel.
Blizzard's persistent approach to keeping things fresh for the community makes the monthly fee to play the game feel negligible when talking about entertainment per dollar spent. Even with over a hundred hours booked into WoW: Cataclysm I'm still asking questions, learning new things, meeting people, exploring new places, but...
Gran Turismo 5's technical shortcomings in some areas are negligible when taking a look at the full package, but still they are hard not to notice on such a high profile title.
