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How utterly average-sounding can you get, huh? With a little sprucing up, perhaps some voice-acting and some real, game-changing decisions to make, Faery: Legends of Avalon could have been a hidden gem. Instead, it’s the kind of RPG that developers try their best not to create.

Mike Rose·February 9, 2011
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But is it worth the initial investment? Due to the impressive groundwork laid by the excellent character creation and combat, I’d say yes. That’s coming from someone not particularly into comics who mostly soloed the game. If you’re into the world of DC and willing to dive deep into the...

James Day·February 8, 2011
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The fact that, at the time of writing, Magicka had surpassed 150,000 sales, is just a testament to how fun and addictive the core game really is. Now that most of the major hiccups out of the way, this is definitely a must-buy game, but it really needs to be...

Joe Robinson·February 7, 2011
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For 1200 Microsoft points this game is a steal. Choose your weapon, gather the troops and come find me on the battlefield.

Neil Aldis·January 26, 2011
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The Necromorph are back to give us the willies all over again in Dead Space 2.

Mike Rose·January 25, 2011
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There’s no doubt in my mind that this is one of the best games ever made and an entertainment experience that should be unreservedly celebrated. Whether this is your first time in the Mass Effect universe or the third version of the game you’ll own, Mass Effect 2 is completely...

Adam Standing·January 18, 2011
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Worgen shapeshifting, flying mounts in Azeroth and the action adventures of Harrison Jones!

Simon Priest·January 4, 2011
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There is sense of slight disappointment that permeates this review - it’s true, we did come out of this slightly deflated, but that’s not to say this isn’t a good game. Propaganda have done a really good job in crafting something that not only achieves its main purpose, but...

Joe Robinson·December 17, 2010
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The decision to let Criterion tackle the Need for Speed franchise has paid off massively. They’ve produced one of the simplest, yet endlessly engrossing racers of the generation, which is all down to their superb ability to balance how each race plays out. The sense of speed will have fans...

Nick Akerman·December 14, 2010
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In many ways, Blood Stone is a mediocre title. Graphically, characters look dull and frankly some PS2 and Xbox titles looked better. We don’t see any good side to Daniel Craig, whose low-quality avatar barely resembles the famed actor. His voice work is also shoddy, mumbling lines and speaking quickly....

James Pikover·November 29, 2010
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Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood is available now for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

Mike Rose·November 22, 2010
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But for the majority of gamers above the age of twelve, it will probably fail to engage after the first five minutes or so. Though it’s competently made and packs in a good amount of content overall The UnderGarden makes for a fairly dull experience.

James Day·November 19, 2010
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