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Improvements aside and the odd minor technical shortcoming ignored, The Nathan Drake Collection is a trilogy of action classics that series fans will definitely enjoy revisiting, and newcomers will most certainly have fun experiencing for the first time. There's three explosive and entertaining stories to play through here, which will...

Martin Eiser·September 30, 2015
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Lego Dimensions has entered into a competitive genre, with two well-established franchises already enjoying plenty of success, but it brings something new to the table and comes well supported by a back-catalogue of appealing properties. It might be the most expensive option on the market, but for our money it's...

Mike Holmes·September 25, 2015
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With FIFA 15 EA changed several gameplay elements, but the game lost focus and direction, two essential pillars that seem to have been found again in this new edition. In terms of licenses, general presentation, graphics and game modes, FIFA 16 is superb, as it always has been, but more...

Ricardo C. Esteves·September 22, 2015
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Even with the somewhat narrow team selection and the dopey AI, Blood Bowl 2 is clearly an improvement over the original. The fresh graphics and the expanded social dimensions of the game make the finished product one fit for 2015, though it would be nicer if the AI put up...

Mika Sorvari·September 22, 2015
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The only other criticism will be more significant for some than it is for others, and that's the grind. Like it or loathe it, it's a big part of the game, and those who can't abide revisiting content and putting a new spin on an old challenge will likely score...

Mike Holmes·September 21, 2015
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In spite of some flaws we still think that Skylanders Superchargers delivers on its promise. An epic adventure filled with high velocity and plenty of varied action. We can still complain about the pricey figurines, but the long lifespan of the game kind of makes up for it. It offers...

Katrine Baumgardt·September 21, 2015
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The early game can get a bit formulaic with the limited options, but the more you play, the more possibilities you have for various situations. The more the game progresses and builds the isometric world, the less it resembles its fore-bearer, although it struggles to create a believable, breathing world...

Matti Isotalo·September 19, 2015
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In conclusion NHL 16 is better than it's predecessors in every way, and we've thoroughly enjoyed it thus far. The visuals are great, and small details like every team's individual mascots have been included. On top of that the arenas look better than ever, and the alterations to the different...

Daniel Andersen·September 17, 2015
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What brings the whole package together is the audio effects and the soundtrack. At times the music pushes you on with electronic beats that match the intensity of battle, only to then slip into more peaceful melodies once you've escaped from danger. Sometimes space is completely quiet and the only...

GR Staff·September 16, 2015
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Unfortunately we were not able to test PES 2016 online for the purpose of this review.

Tor Erik Dahl·September 14, 2015
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Clever systems are complimented by stylish visuals and audio. 17-Bit has pulled together a wonderful blend of ingredients when creating this space shooter. If you enjoyed Spelunky and other games of that ilk, or even if you're a fan of classics like R-Type, then make Galak-Z your next port of...

Mike Holmes·September 13, 2015
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From the deeply integrated rival system via the weather conditions and the increased car count, this racer is filled with small ideas that each have a big impact, improving on the already excellent foundations. Forza Motorsport 6 is the best racing simulator currently available on console. Gran Turismo 7 has...

Christian Gaca·September 8, 2015
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