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Aside from ‘buying’ the run ability – it would have to be slapping the demon frog boss around. Yeah that’s right I said demon frog boss.
If you liked Samurai Warriors, then you’ll like number 2. If you liked any of the Dynasty Warriors titles then again, you’ll enjoy this. If the developers were hoping to bring in new fans , then they failed. The game’s outdated and It shouldn’t have reached the PC, definitely not...
So along comes Sins of a Solar Empire, looking to fill up that black hole with a meaty asteroid of RTS gameplay.
Perhaps this is due to the game being rushed out to coincide with the film’s release, but whatever the reasoning behind it, The Incredible Hulk just doesn’t quite seem finished. There is undoubtedly fun to be had, leaping around the city causing all manner of destructive mayhem, but it’s ultimately...
UEFA Euro 2008
UEFA Euro 2008 is another step in the right direction for the EA brand of football. If you didn’t grab FIFA 08, or are heavily invested into this year’s tournament, then the game is well worth a shot. The refined on field play and the expansions to the Captain Your...
h this, and don’t have the game, we appreciate it, but seriously, just go buy it already.
Despite the odd pleasing moment, Turning Point is never in danger of being a good game. Any positive aspects are overshadowed by the sluggish game engine, the last-gen visuals and cheap design decisions. It feels conspicuously padded out, with completely unnecessary platform sections adding a crucial 60 seconds of play...
Criterion said that they wanted to craft a stunning, truly next-gen game for their next-gen debut, and they have done: there’s almost nothing wrong with Burnout Paradise – bar the graphical annoyances, albeit minor, that afflict those without HD – and so much that they’ve done right. If you’re a...
Dark Sector
Overall, Dark Sector is a passable first try. For a new action title, it has the potential to pick up a franchise. There are many subtleties to the game which make it an immersive experience; be it the exclusion of any HUD in a 3rd person perspective and a great...
Spiderwick Chronicles is one of the best titles aimed at children I’ve had the fortune to play, probably since Toy Story way back on the PlayStation. Thanks to having a younger reviewer alongside me, it gave me a good perspective of how easy/difficult the game can be. To strike...
Frontlines: Fuel of War isn’t just some filler as people wait for EA’s next Battlefield instalment, yes it does borrow heavily from the game but it has more than enough qualities to really stand proud. The frontline dynamic which is enforced helps players to hone their strategies and strength...
