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Splatterhouse was a game of polar opposites for me. As much as I loved the visual styles of the game and imaginings of the artists, I equally hated the game’s technical shortcomings.
Even with the problems that the game had, Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood is an awesome time. Whether you are in it for the story, the many things to explore in Rome, or the fantastic freshman multiplayer offering, Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood is not going to disappoint you.
The single player experience is easily one of the outstanding story lines of the franchise and Treyarch pulls off the deviation from the norm surprisingly well. Call of Duty is still the go to game when you want to have some quick and dirty multiplayer fun and the hardcore will...
Taking alot of its core game mechanics from one of the best games of 2010 surely made it at least tolerable, and at times very satisfying. The car chases you can put on par with a big budget motion picture and can really get your adrenaline pumping, until you inevitably...
Forgetting about all that was supposedly going on and focusing on just the action at hand Vanquish is pretty damn good. The visuals are amazing, the combat was good but not great, and the action fast paced and hectic.
When the smoke clears Medal of Honor comes close…. to the level of excellence that the Battlefield series brings as well as the fun factor of the Call of Duty series.
Minimal input and little to no consequences for mistakes make Enslaved a stress free romp that is absolutely gorgeous and somewhat interesting and entertaining.
Starcraft 2: Wings of Liberty is a great game. It's one of the deepest and most balanced RTS games I've ever played.
The authentic part of the game, the huge and realistic maps, the great graphics, even the realistic sound effects and com chatter were great. The game has a ton of options to explore in the multiplayer component, survival modes, and free roam. But, in the end the game...
The few new features gave me nothing to love about the newest Guitar Hero game. The little things that I did like were, all things considered, a futile effort by Neversoft.
It's an original twist on the genre, with exceptional presentation and streamlined features for a game that is quite deep to say the least.
A realistic alternative at a third of the price, I’d rather pick up the year old Left 4 Dead 2, or even the two year old Left 4 Dead and the DLC’s to get my zombie killing fix.
