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A Crack in Time isn’t a revolution, but it is an impressively solid and fun game with a number of new gameplay hooks to enjoy. Plus, it continues a story set in motion back in Tools of Destruction that you’ll want to see through to the end. If you’re after...

Cam Shea·October 30, 2009
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In an overcrowded genre of music games, DJ Hero resides at the very top with the best of 'em. The original mixes are stunning and scratching the turntable is just as fun as it seems. It's not as full-featured as Rock Band 2 or Guitar Hero 5, but...

Daemon Hatfield·October 26, 2009
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Trine is great fun in single-player and it's worth experimenting with the three-player co-op even if the game works best as a solo experience. Players are given a set of tools (three characters with unique abilities) and are presented with problems that can be solved in several ways, resulting in...

Daemon Hatfield·October 23, 2009
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Bryan Joel·October 22, 2009
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If you've already played the heck out of Space Invaders Extreme, this sequel is hard to recommend. The changes are all minor, making it feel like more of the same. But if you missed it the first time around, by all means pick this up (and import the...

Daemon Hatfield·October 19, 2009
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Gearbox's Borderlands is without a doubt a slick, satisfying hybrid title for those who know what to expect. If you're a shooter fan curious what the world of Pandora is all about, then you should know that this is a product built on a foundation of statistical progression, character customization,...

Charles Onyett·October 19, 2009
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When I review a game on the PlayStation 3 and then have to come review the same game on the PlayStation 2, things usually don’t go well because developers lop off pieces of the original title and try to shove the remainder into a smaller package. That isn’t the case...

Greg Miller·October 16, 2009
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It’s unfortunate that the gameplay doesn’t scale the heights of the production values, for while the gunplay is solid its relentlessness becomes weary towards the finale. But any misgivings aren’t enough to derail the immensely enjoyable rollercoaster ride and Uncharted 2’s wealth of character easily overcomes our gripes. As a...

Martin Robinson·October 13, 2009
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Brutal Legend is a tour de force that wraps up humor, music, and clever gameplay into one highly polished package. You haven't played a game quite like this before and won't want to miss it. Tim Schafer is one of the funniest guys in games and Jack Black is...

Daemon Hatfield·October 12, 2009
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The Marvel: Ultimate Alliance series has potential on DS – just not in this form. From the opening minutes of the game it’s apparent that there was too much to cram in, and with the limited horsepower of the DS the four hero design just doesn’t come across. ...

Mark Bozon·October 9, 2009
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Aion is a beautiful, well-polished, well-presented game that introduces a new combat mechanic in fantasy MMOs, fighting on wings. In fact, it's such a lovely game that we wish there were more of it. While it offers something for both PvE and PvP-oriented players, it will only truly appeal...

Marissa Monera·October 8, 2009
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Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising is something you don't see every day on consoles, and its uniqueness does offer a breath of fresh air amidst the myriad twitch and sci-fi shooters out there. This is one of the more realistic war games you'll find on Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3, with...

Erik Brudvig·October 8, 2009
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