Dan Webb
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Final Fantasy XIII
There seems to be a tradition in my household every Christmas that spurs one of our family members to take one of their gifts for their loved ones, stick it in a box and apply enough wrapping paper and layers of Sellotape that it would be enough to contain a...
If you take a minute to look back over the video game industry’s relatively short but celebrated lifespan, it’s plain to see how many iconic characters have sprung up in such a short time. And we’re not necessarily talking singular characters here either because we’ve had just as many dynamic...
The Saboteur
Despite World War II as a setting for games becoming as old and as used as Hugh Hefner, Pandemic Studios have at least tried a fresh approach for the setting. One that feels fresh and fairly unique. Most of that can be attributed to the fact that a.) We have...
DJ Hero
As if you didn’t have enough plastic musical peripherals lying around your house, Activision decided to make one more to add to your collection. Without it, you’re no longer the cool kid on the block... with it, well, you’re still not the cool kid on the block, but you have...
Assassin's Creed II
Attention! This is a public service announcement. Before reading this review, discard everything that tainted your thoughts previously regarding the Assassin’s Creed franchise, because this is Assassin’s Creed, but not as you know it... this is Assassin’s Creed 2.0. Hey! It was my turn to do that! Everyone else is...
Left 4 Dead 2
It’s hard to pinpoint where our fascination with zombies lies dormant in our untapped minds. Maybe there is some hard wired and deep-seated fixation on fearing for our lives and being backed into corners, wondering when it will all end. Regardless, this unhealthy appeal with our undead friends has existed...
The purpose of games has been a hotly debated topic in recent years. Some argue that they are created to provide fun times, whilst others argue they are created as an art form, or even to engage an emotional response. Operation Flashpoint falls somewhere in the grey area. A realistic...
Halo 3: ODST
Microsoft’s flagship franchise, Halo, is a franchise that really needs no introduction... usually. This isn’t your traditional Halo title though and the naysayers that claimed Bungie couldn’t pull off a Halo title without the super soldier Master Chief will be eating their hats for years to come. That’s right, Bungie’s...
Colin McRae: Dirt 2
Codemasters kicked off their racing revolution two years ago with the well received and foundation setting Dirt. A lot has changed since then and the critically acclaimed EGO Engine has gone through many iterations and improvements – some that we saw in GRID – on the way to where it...
The Beatles: Rock Band
British rockers, The Beatles, are true testaments to the phrase that "music is timeless." 49 years ago, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr formed The Fab Four in Liverpool, England and along with it changed the face of music for years to come. Never really sticking to...
As far as genres go in the shooter world, the western genre remains fairly sacred and generally untouched. The truth is, there probably isn’t that much of an audience to warrant more than one or two titles every few years. Given that caveat, 2009 will surely be a great year...
CriticDB tracks 165 Dan Webb reviews, averaging 43/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Dan Webb score in the Reviews tab.
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