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Cities XL tries to expand the city-building genre with new ideas, but the solo game is generic, and the online features aren't ready for a ground-breaking ceremony.

Brett Todd·October 16, 2009
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Ion Assault is an engaging addition to the dual-stick shooter genre, but first-time players might want to look elsewhere.

Joseph Barron·October 7, 2009
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Corralling livestock is a fun new way to solve puzzles, but some agitating quirks will push the impatient away.

Mitch Dyer·April 14, 2009
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R-Type Dimensions is a faithful albeit somewhat pricey update of the coin-op classic with few surprises.

Brett Todd·February 6, 2009
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Second Evolution is an engaging action role-playing game that's just as enjoyable as its PlayStation forebear.

Shiva Stella·January 20, 2009
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This perennial time-travel adventure is worth falling in love with all over again.

Lark Anderson·November 21, 2008
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NBA 2K9's game is strong, but most of its new features won't be appreciated by the average Joe.

Aaron Thomas·October 8, 2008
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This ambitious racing game delivers a rewarding off-road experience provided you make it past the initially steep learning curve.

Justin Calvert·September 25, 2008
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The addictive gameplay and stylish design of N+ fit almost perfectly into the tight confines of today's handhelds.

Don Francis·August 26, 2008
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Everyone's favorite freelance police return for five more escapades crammed with the surreal stories and offbeat jokes that make these games instant adventure classics.

Brett Todd·August 18, 2008
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This online RPG offers some witty humor and short-lived fun, but you'll be ready to move on after a scant few hours.

Kevin VanOrd·August 1, 2008
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Dinosaurs rescue an otherwise underwhelming shooter.

Kevin VanOrd·May 6, 2008
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