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Sengoku Basara: Samurai Heroes isn't a bad game. The problem is that there is so little depth in the gameplay that the experience can quickly grow old. The amount of content is nice, but it's highly unlikely anyone will ever see all of it. The game's desire to be as...

James Jones·January 17, 2011
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Monopoly Streets is a great game as it is, but considering that the core Monopoly experience is available on other platforms at a much better value, it is difficult to recommend this edition specifically. On the other hand, if the different modes appeal to you and you want a good...

Matthew Blundon·January 17, 2011
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Wrestling video games have come a long way in the past ten years or so, but one thing remains: they're still a lot of fun even if you're not into WWE programming. Although there are some strange presentation issues and lots of loading screens, Smackdown vs. Raw 2011 is another...

Andy Goergen·January 17, 2011
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Hot Pursuit on Wii doesn't even pretend to try to live up to the standards set by its HD siblings. Avoid this one at all costs. Go play Mario Kart or Excitebots instead.

Zachary Miller·January 13, 2011
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Shaun White Skateboarding has a good hook with the transforming environments, but the bland level design and unsatisfactory gameplay make it, at best, a mediocre skateboarding game. Still, it is likely one of the best skateboarding games on Wii, but that's more because of the weak competition. You're better off...

Neal Ronaghan·December 29, 2010
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Force Unleashed II on DS then, is a short-lived side-scrolling beat-'em-up with poor presentation, miserable controls, repetitive combat, and a confusing story. The game did have one genuinely cool moment, where the player gets to fight a gigantic boss in a rather enjoyable battle, but that was the only highlight...

Nathan Mustafa·December 23, 2010
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Blood Stone features a fleshed out single-player mode that features a good amount of gameplay variety and a nice presentation. The multiplayer might not be the best, but the game is a fun third-person shooter throughout. If you enjoy portable shooters, Blood Stone is worth playing.

Neal Ronaghan·December 7, 2010
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There are also a fair amount of unlockables, the chief among them being the numerous playable characters. While you will have to endure the game's horrible gameplay in order to gain access to this content, those who stick to the game will ultimately  be rewarded with a rather satisfying game....

Matthew Blundon·December 1, 2010
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GoldenEye DS is a good companion to the Wii version, or even n-Space's other DS first-person shooters. The directed single-player experience is fun, and is at its best when you're sneaking around, silently taking out foes. The multiplayer might be more Call of Duty than GoldenEye 64, but it still...

Neal Ronaghan·November 14, 2010
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DJ Hero 2 is an excellent sequel. It takes the solid gameplay the original game laid out and offers vast improvements. There are new gameplay quirks, a great new single-player mode, fun multiplayer, and solid online play if you can find someone to challenge. If you enjoyed the first game,...

Neal Ronaghan·November 8, 2010
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While there are some things lacking about the game (specifically anything Wii-centric), Shattered Dimensions is a very fun, worthwhile Spider-Man game that genuinely feels different and engaging. Fans should definitely look into picking up the title, but because of the failings of the Wii version's combat, you might want to...

Zachary Miller·October 20, 2010
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Sega accomplished what they set out to do with Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1, and that is to take players to a time when Sonic was all about the speed and platforming. There are no bugs and glitches, the controls are tight, and save for a few annoying spots,...

Pedro Hernandez·October 12, 2010
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