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Most of us have fond memories of this game. It was an absolute revolution back when it was originally released 10 years ago. Indeed, it’s arguably the game that popularised the open-world genre. And as such, it’s a worthwhile game to experience again, for both newcomers and nostalgia purposes. Just...
Of course, Skyrim is grander than the sum of its parts, and almost anyone would find themselves lost in this game for hours on end. But it’s not prefect, and the rough edges do begin to grate after a while.
Of course, Skyrim is grander than the sum of its parts, and almost anyone would find themselves lost in this game for hours on end. But it’s not prefect, and the rough edges do begin to grate after a while.
The story kicks off on Sonic’s 20th birthday, as he and his friends gather round for some cake. Before he can dig in, a shadowy beast appears on the scene and manipulates time to undo 20 years of Sonic’s hard work. Sonic must now run through the levels of his...
This game was reviewed based on the Xbox 360 retail game. The game can be downloaded on PC via Steam. For that version, given how much of a console game this is, I would recommend only people with gamepads give this a whirl.
The best comparison I can think of, then, is Gauntlet Legends on the N64. That game was a wholly uninteresting arcade hack-n-slash in single player, but with a group of friends, it made the game worthwhile. I can only recommend Dungeon Defenders if you are going to play multiplayer....
In the rare case it does show you a lobby that has a free spot, the game will not let you join, instead telling you the game has already been filled. If you decide to start your own lobby instead, you will have a long wait ahead of you: during...
Sonic’s first true 3D adventure makes its way to Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, but is it as impressive as it was in 1998? Short answer: no. It’s a reminder that Sonic Team tarnished what could have been a more than solid game by cutting corners and neglecting to fix...
I can recommend that anyone who doesn’t sympathise with Orcs to try this, as it offers a great combination of some of the best aspects of RPGs and tower defence games. Whilst it may lack on the truly high end tactical nous, the intelligent combination of gently balanced opposites: mass-slaughtering...
Essential stuff. It’s going to be hard going back to the pedestrian pace and bland environments of Castlevania after this masterpiece.
Today I learned to trust in The Breath. Truly, it will lead us to the Ancients and our salvation.
When it comes to first-person shooters, Section 8: Prejudice may be the best value for your money until Battlefield 3 is released. For an extremely reasonable $US15, you receive a first-person shooter with a campaign that rivals the length and scope of some of the blockbusters – the campaign of...
