Review: Two Worlds II
The original Two Worlds was a complete and total disaster. So when I heard Reality Pump was working on a sequel to one of the worst experiences of this generation
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The original Two Worlds was a complete and total disaster. So when I heard Reality Pump was working on a sequel to one of the worst experiences of this generation
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I bought 3 copies of Mass Effect 2 when it came out for the Xbox 360, one for me, and one for each of my boys. If I only bought
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At this point in the current generation the Japanese video game market is all but dead, clinging on to life support like a grandparent too stubborn to die. Everyone just
Welcome to Dead Nation, a gruesome and addictive twin stick shooter from the developers of Super Stardust HD. During the last couple of years several zombie shooters have been released,
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In 2008, LittleBigPlanet delighted gamers across the world by providing unparallel innovation and a tool set with infinite possibilities. I remember the jaw-dropping level where you didn’t even have to
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Vanquish is on a quest to reinvent the shooter genre. Developed by Platinum Games and published by Sega, Vanquish places you into the shoes of Sam Gideon, a DARPA researcher
For better or worse, over the years Castlevania has nearly been exclusively a 2D platformer. A few attempts have been made to bring the franchise to the realm of 3D;
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Years ago, top down role-playing games dominated the market and presented some of the most memorable gaming experiences in the industry. Unfortunately, those experiences are a thing of the past.
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Raven Software comes from a solid pedigree of recently released titles. Their latest outing Singularity looks to bring a unique twist to the first person shooter genre. Does this title
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At the beginning of this generation, with the technological advances in physics, many craved an authentic football game focusing on realistic movement and tackles. Backbreaker sets out to meet those
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