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Lego Lord of the Rings is still a huge success that's wonderfully adorable and an absolute delight to play.
You can't play PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale without ever feeling like something crucial is deeply lacking.
There's just enough style in F1 Race Stars to make it stand on its own.
The problem with Absolution is that its new custodians from the Kane and Lynch team seem to have fundamentally misunderstood what made Hitman great.
Halo 4
This is no longer Bungie's Halo, but much of what made the series such an irresistible proposition has remained intact for this new beginning.
It's Football Manager, and chances are if you liked other ones you'll have snapped this up already or are planning to.
As extraordinary as the scale and scope of this huge production can be at times, you're left with a bloated reminder that bigger isn't always better.
Forza Horizon isn't a game that needs tedious cut-scenes to force a narrative; the road will do that on its own.
Despite the occasional glimpse of dollar signs in its publisher's eyes, Skylanders Giants is that rarest of beasts: a kids' game that's very, very easy for adults to like.
This is a solid single-player adventure that lasts a good amount of time, but it's just a shame that Arkane Studios can't make more of Dishonored's obvious potential.
I fell head over heels for Albion. It’s a game of two halves, and there’s not much to see outside the 8-hour story, but Fable: The Journey is the unexpected surprise Kinect needed.
