Dan Webb
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Saints Row: The Third
Watching the Saints Row franchise grow over the years has been an interesting and fascinating series of events, somewhat akin to watching Gary Busey evolve from competent actor with a bright future to mad-as-a-hatter crazy-ass-motherfucker. Ironic he should appear in Saints Row 2’s promotional material then! While the original Saints...
Before I’d even put pen to paper, or finger to keyboard, should I say, for our The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim review, I’d clocked up an incredible 117 hours and 12 minutes, completed 118 quests, notched up 121 miscellaneous objectives, finished 5 questlines, discovered 219 locations, cleared 71 dungeons, had...
Battlefield 3
If there’s one thing that DICE and EA have achieved in the build up to the release of their latest iteration in the Battlefield franchise, it’s that they’ve permanently ingrained that damn static noise firmly in my brain. You know, that constipated Transformer sound that they’ve used on all their...
Dance Central 2
If any Kinect launch game could be considered a killer-app for the device, you might argue that it's Dance Central. It was a game that took the new technology and gave us a new way to play dance games, but also gave us a glimpse into the device’s potential future....
Forza Motorsport 4
For Turn 10, the Forza franchise has become more than just a simulation racing game. It’s almost their aim to create a hub for car enthusiasts from every walk of life to get together under one umbrella and celebrate the phenomenon of car porn – no, that doesn’t mean you’ll...
Gears of War 3
It could be said that in the same way Halo made the Xbox what it is today, Gears of War did the same for the Xbox 360. Sure, Halo has contributed to the success of the current console, but not quite like Gears of War has. From the off it...
Shadows of the Damned
If you have an affinity for over-the-top and in-your-face male characters who lead the way with testosterone and are armed with one hell of a potty mouth, then 2011 has you covered. Whether you’re talking the Duke from Duke Nukem Forever or the entirety of the Bulletstorm cast, it’s clear...
Dirt 3
Despite loving DiRT 2 for what it was – a sublime off-road racer – I moaned about it a lot. I could be often found skulking in dark alleys at night screaming “Where’s all the traditional rally!?” at the top of my lungs whilst knocking back as much whiskey out...
Brink
When a game comes along with a name like Brink, when it comes to review time it’s so easy to get sucked into incorporating lame segues into the review using the game name as a tenuous link to the subject matter. You know, “Are we on the Brink of greatness?”...
Crysis 2
I like to think the original Crysis was the Britney Spears circa 1999, of video games. You know, pretty on the eyes, soulless and a little bat-shit crazy. It may have set the benchmark on PCs for visuals and Crytek’s proprietary in-house engine, the CryEngine, did put a fear of...
Bulletstorm
The traditional mentality of shooters on the market at the moment is for the player to put a bullet between the eyes of every hostile mofo that crosses their path. It's a formula that's not really changed much since the genre began. Bulletstorm breaks that mould. It breaks it so...
Capcom’s Japanese development arm might not have been making waves in other genres in the last few years, but there is one department that they’ll seemingly always be king in, and that's the fighting genre. In 2009 and 2010 Capcom rewarded the methodical and the strategical in Street Fighter IV...
