Neon Kelly
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As a technical showcase, Killzone 3's campaign is a marvel; as a six-hour slice of interactive entertainment, it's a definite disappointment.
Make no mistake, this is an excellent sequel that does much to build upon the foundations of the first game.
Dragon Rising has problems. However, and this is one very big however, it also does an awful lot right.
There’s something depressing about the way this game fails to achieve its own lowly goals.
Fallout 3 is packed with interesting places, with choices to make, with that nebulous sense of adventure you only find in the best RPGs. And after a long wait, it's finally here.
If this game rocked any harder, it would choke to death on its own vomit at the age of 27.
If you're prepared to push through its choppier moments, you'll find a rich and highly enjoyable game that should keep you occupied for months.
It's a worthy sequel in many ways, but despite all the innovative weapon combinations, Dead Rising 2 suggests that Capcom has yet to find its perfect blend.
If you're looking for a demanding blast from the past, Renegade Ops will sort you out for a week or two; just don't expect to be playing it for much longer than that.
EA hasn't done that bad a job with Monopoly Streets, but I'd personally rather stick with the real thing.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution is reminiscent of the best efforts from the golden era of PC gaming at the end of the 90s.
