Reviewing Bulletstorm immediately after playing Bulletstorm is probably a bad idea. It’s just so damn tempting to litter the page with a dozen expletives and tell you all to bloody well grow some genitals. If that sentence managed to offend you, then stay far, far away from Bulletstorm. — Read our full review after the break.
The health warning when Marvel vs Capcom 3 first loads up states “This game contains sequences with rapidly flashing images”. This is an understatement to the highest degree. The game doesn’t contain flashing images, the game is flashing images. There is no respite to the onslaught of colour and light, every special attack is accompanied by an equally special array of graphical effects and comic book magic that will leave you slightly dazed and wondering if your perception has been opened to a whole new dimension of amazement and fun. — Read our full review after the break!
On the surface, a game that involves playing exclusively as a Russian Doll does not sound very appetizing. But with the creative minds of Double Fine behind the project, which as a reminder to you are the same people who brought us Costume Quest, it promises to be a puzzle game full of intrigue and wonderment. Can Russian Dolls really win over a gamer’s heart? — Read our review after the break
Does the very mention of Dungeon Keeper cause you to break out in a crippling bout of nostalgia? Are you frantically hunting for anything that can quell your Diablo III anticipation? Dungeons may be just what you need. On the surface, it appears to be a spiritual successor to the Dungeon Keeper series merged with Diablo-esque action-RPG elements. Can it live up to either of these franchises? Or will it simply be a failed experiment of borrowed ideas? — Read our full review after the break!
Another week, another massively hyped sequel – 2011 is not allowing gamers a moment’s respite and I am certainly not complaining. Dead Space 2 is on the agenda this week, and it promises to turn our faces white with terror. Apparently, Moms hate Dead Space 2, but they’re not important. The real question is simple; is it a true horror experience? — Read our review after the break!
LittleBigPlanet; I loved it, I cherished it, I idolized it, but with LBP2 I had my reservations — that is until I saw its imense amount of beta footage, which at that point I made a 180, and my anticipation reached fever pitch. So now that it’s finally been released how does it stack up against my now high expectations? — Our review after the break!
Playing an MMO can seem very intimidating due to the huge amount of dedication that is required to get anything out of them. DC Universe Online (DCUO) is relatively forgiving in terms of how many hours it will sap from your life. It’s not the first game to take the MMO formula and apply it to a super-hero world, but it is the first to do it with an official comic book license. — Read our review after the break!
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