Andrew Kirkcaldy
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Lollipop Chainsaw's brilliant ideas rub shoulders with some pretty terrible ones.
Max Payne 3 is the closest our consoles have come to making us feel like an action hero
Dragon's Dogma is an interesting, ambitious and thought-provoking effort, but it's not the all-conquering RPG Capcom hoped for.
Awesomenauts is a fascinating first step in bringing the MOBA genre to console.
Sniper Elite V2's heart is in the right place, but its legs have been shattered by the bullet of bloated game design.
Bloodforge feels like work; a dreary Tuesday morning filled with meetings and admin, where your boss yells at you, your computer keeps turning itself off and you accidentally kill your wife.
Skullgirls is not a game for everyone. It's a great stepping stone if you're looking to really improve on your overall fighting game skills, and it's a meticulously well-made effort in its own right.
Utterly lovely, although certainly imperfect, Botanicula is a game filled with soul and bursting with imagination. As you click your way to victory, it'll be hard to stop grinning.
Just because the titular creatures aren't around to enjoy the fruits of their demise (for long, anyway) doesn't mean you shouldn't.
Sine Mora strikes a deft balance between madness and shoot-em-up fun.
If you are going to play Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City, and the series' popularity suggests plenty will, please make sure you're with three friends who love this universe as much as you do.
Street Fighter X Tekken is a resounding and admirable success. In this battle of Street Fighter and Tekken, Capcom has landed the first knockout blow. I can't wait to see how Namco responds.
