Latest Reviews
Portal 2
I think you knew all along this was going to be great. Fantastic, even. All the same, I don't think you'll be prepared for it being this good.
Top Spin 4 isn't flashy and doesn't come with any gimmicks, but it's an incredibly competent and in-depth tennis sim that the sport's fans would be foolish to pass up.
Switching to New York gives Crysis 2 what it desperately needed: a credible sense of menace to go alongside gorgeous technical fortitude and impressive artistic direction.
Torchlight proves to be one the perfect students of the genre.
With Shenmue III, we are offered a glimpse into a gifted mind, constantly turning the everyday into play.
MotorStorm Apocalypse is a relentless assault on the senses, with grandiose set pieces that would make Michael Bay gush with delight.
The Italian tourist board may consider litigation.
Marvel vs. Capcom 3 is a gorgeous fighter with vast depth, but it slightly lacks the tightness and coherence that made Street Fighter 4 such an instant classic.
Given the current landscape of the genre, it's fair to say that Bulletstorm is not only a great game, but an important one, too.
At times it seems as though Eden tried to make the experience tedious, but it's possible to get hooked exploring the expansive island locations.
Its voice might be weaker than Schafer's work but Stacking is one of few games with its own visual identity.
Dead Space 2's phenomenal production values, including perhaps the best use of sound in modern gaming, ensures the game stands tall amongst its peers. Most of the time, anyway.
