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The Walking Dead: A Telltale Games Series

Spec Ops: The Line

Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World

Dishonored

Tales of the Abyss

Deadly 30

SSX

Assassin's Creed: Revelations

Revelations may not break new ground, but the stealthy-action the series provides makes a solid return.

Let's get this out of the way right now, the main reason to buy Assassin's Creed: Revelations is to progress the story. If your looking for something revolutionary in the series, your going to be severely dissapointed. H... Read Full Review

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons

An interesting concept and fantastic story hindered by its short length and lack of challenge.

Remember Summer of Arcade? You know, that XBLA promotion that gave us games like Braid, Castle Crashers, Shadow Complex, 'Splosion Man, Trials HD, LIMBO, and Bastion, among others. Well, it's back, and after a year of le... Read Full Review

The Walking Dead: A Telltale Games Series

By far the most powerful narrative I have seen in a video game in a long time.

The Walking Dead isn't your traditional video game. Its gameplay is nothing to rave about, since it's basically half point-and-click adventure and half quick time events. Movements in the game are awkward, and clearly mo... Read Full Review

Spec Ops: The Line

The perfect military shooter for people who hate military shooters.

Are you like me? Are you sick of the yearly releases of shooters that plague the current video game industry? Are you tired of modern warfare games where patriotism is spewed out like soft serve fro-yo? Do you want a sho... Read Full Review

Tales of Symphonia: Ratatosk no Kishi

While it does maintain some good qualities, Dawn of the New World is the most disappointing Tales game to date.

I love the Tales series. The battle system, the great characters, the interesting stories unfolding in a unique universe. Having played Vesperia, Abyss, and the original Symphonia, the series has become one of my favorit... Read Full Review

Dishonored

Fantastic stealth gameplay and a decent amount of replayability more then outweigh its weak story and short campaign.

Of all the major AAA titles that are going to be released by the end of this year, Dishonored had two things going for it right off of the bat - it wasn't a shooter and it wasn't a sequel, because there are enough of tho... Read Full Review

Trials Evolution

For $15, no game gives you more for your money than Trials Evolution.

Trials HD was one of my favorite XBLA titles of all time. The gameplay was solid, the tracks were wonderfully frustrating, and I could spend hours just trying to pass a single track. RedLynx took what Trials HD had, poli... Read Full Review

Rayman Origins

One of the best platformers for the current generation of consoles.

Ever since we entered the current generation of consoles, the majority of high profile games released are either shooters, RPGs, or some type of sandbox action-adventure game. There are other genres that get some attenti... Read Full Review

SSX

While new additions are nice, SSX takes away too much from the previous games to remain true to the series.

Chances are that if you are currently reading this review, you were a fan of the earlier iterations of the SSX series (SSX, SSX Tricky, and maybe to a lesser extent SSX 3). Back in the early-to-mid 2000s, the quick-flipp... Read Full Review