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Titanfall

Fast, Fun, And Fresh

A lot of people have tried to complain and whine about how "Titanfall is just like COD" and blah, blah, blah. I played COD and didn't care for it. But Titanfall is tons of fun. The game isn't as revolutionary as it's be... Read Full Review

Titanfall

Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch

Dishonored

Mass Effect 3

Jurassic Park: The Game

Deus Ex: Human Revolution

Batman: Arkham Asylum

Duke Nukem Forever

The Matrix Online

Homefront

Gray Matter

Killzone 3

Fallout: New Vegas (Collector's Edition)

Singularity

Jets 'N' Guns

Star Wars: The Old Republic

BioWare elevates MMO's to a new lvl by creating immersive, fully produced stories that feel like they matter.

For as long as MMO's have been around, plot has always been shaky territory. For some reason, most MMO's just couldn't get over the nack of producing an immersive story that could match gameplay elements. Sure, they migh... Read Full Review

To the Moon

Despite it's length, To The Moon is a funny, emotionally satisfying journey.

Every year there are a slew of unique, independent games that get deserving recognition. Often times these are overlooked by the majority of gamers, like the old-school style Gemini Rue and Grey Matter, but are none the ... Read Full Review

Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception

A cinematic gaming experience if ever there was one, where gameplay and cinema quality meet near perfectly.

Attaining a balance between film-like quality in game and fantastic gameplay can often only be achieved by having a lot of money to produce such a game and a mastery over the combination of excellent gameplay and excitin... Read Full Review

Deus Ex: Human Revolution - The Missing Link

A decent addition to the core game, but loopholes keep it from being a truly great extra chapter.

Being that the Deus Ex series is a heavily story and character based piece of work, it's not terribly surprising that Missing Link is an attempt to add to the conspiracy, answering questions and pushing forward the missi... Read Full Review

Batman: Arkham City

Tops Arkham Asylum In Every Way

Batman: Arkham Asylum may not necessarily been a surprise, but it's pretty safe to say that it wowed pretty much everyone who got their hands on it. Arguably the greatest game based on a comic book property ever, it was ... Read Full Review

Ace Combat: Assault Horizon

Never has a Gamespot review been so wrong. Assault Horizon is a welcome addition to an excellent library of games.

As stated, never has a review for a game been so wrong. What Gamespot calls a boring, repetitive, soulless game is in fact an exciting, consistently changing game that packs plenty of variation. No doubt, this is not the... Read Full Review

Deus Ex: Human Revolution

Absolutely, without a doubt, Game of the Year

Games come and games go, but only a few games out there can stand the test of time. Deus Ex, which came out more than 10 years ago, is one of those games. At the time, it was a breakthrough. It showed the power game deve... Read Full Review

Shadows of the Damned

A highly underrated game that carries the best of it's creative team into a strange and fantastic world.

The lack of a push for this game puzzles me, as does the poor sales. Shadows of the Damned has a pedigree of game makers that most games can't boast. Shinji Mikami, the man who crafted Resident Evil and essentially redef... Read Full Review

Duke Nukem Forever

Though it shows it's age, for those expecting a fun, old school shooter, you won't be disappointed.

My review may reflect a game that I don't care much for, but that isn't true. Despite dreadful reviews and a general distaste for the game, the expectations for DNF have been pretty unrealistic. Not sure exactly what peo... Read Full Review

L.A. Noire

A unique game with a fantastic story, production values, and very different gameplay.

Rockstar has done it again. What they did for the Western, they've done for Noir. It's not entirely a perfect game, but it comes damn near close, with a fantastic take on 1940's Los Angeles that is not only authentic, bu... Read Full Review

Mortal Kombat

Mortal Kombat achieves gold as both a technical fighter and a narrative.

There was a time when arcade fighters in America featured namely two distinct series. One was the Street Fighter series, the anime-ish fighter from Japan and the other was Mortal Kombat. Sure there were other fighters, b... Read Full Review

Homefront

While the story, atmosphere, and set pieces are fun, what it lacks is its undoing.

When Homefront was announced, it quickly became one of the most anticipated shooters of 2011. It's controversial war story was one people anticipated, after all, something like this was rarely done. Even Modern Warfare 2... Read Full Review

Gray Matter

If you love a good story, look no further.

In the world of Adventure Gaming, Jane Jensen is huge name, like Spielberg is to film. An author by nature, and partly by career, the absence of Jane from the gaming market has been disappointing for many fans. However, ... Read Full Review

Gemini Rue

Smartly written, fantastically voiced, this is one great retro-adventure.

There once was a time when the graphic adventure game, or more commonly known 'point and click adventure', were a top sub genre of gaming. From the classic Monkey Island to the famous King's Quest series, some of these a... Read Full Review

Killzone 3

Fantastic multiplayer makes up for campaign shortcomings.

Killzone has had a slow but evolving progression. The first game was overly ambitious and about half what it could have, and should have, been. Killzone 2 wowed everyone with a fantastic E3 demonstration that showed off ... Read Full Review

Fallout: New Vegas

Prepare to fall in love with Fallout all over again.

Fallout 3 is one of modern gamings biggest achievements. It was highly successful in creating a fantastic sandbox, action-rpg experience. Like other hybrid, open ended games, it allowed to do a plethora of games and too ... Read Full Review

Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode I

Fans of the series finally get what they want: less flash, better gameplay.

Like many, I grew up on Sonic games. Genesis was my first 16-bit system and Sonic was my first game. And for a while, it was good. Each successive sequel was better than the one before, adding more to it, improving the g... Read Full Review

Final Fantasy XIV Online

A great game for those looking for a slower paced, more challenging, and relaxing MMORPG.

Reading Gamespot's score of this game, I couldn't help but feel that it was a perfect example of what players expect when they play an MMO these days. World of Warcraft has set the pace for MMO's by making them simplifie... Read Full Review

Enslaved: Odyssey to the West

This is an incredible game that must be played!

It's a shame that Enslaved comes out the same day as Castlevania. That game is bound to overshadow this one, which is too bad, because this is an incredible game. I wouldn't go so far as to call it a monumental achieveme... Read Full Review

Atlantica Online

Amidst a sea of Asian MMO's, Atlantica Online is one of the best of the lot.

Asian MMO's are a dime a dozen. Unfortunately, this also means that they are mostly unfulfilling. Often times, these are simply clones of one another that supposedly offer something different. However, this difference is... Read Full Review

Richard Garriott's Tabula Rasa

Adds freshness to a stale genre that is suffering from one too many click-and-leave RPGs.

MMO's tend to ride on a lot of luck when opened to people. Most are the same with a few original elements here or there. We've seen examples of ones that work, and ones that don't. However, they all pretty much remain th... Read Full Review

Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles

One of the best compilations you'll find from Konami, arguably the two best Castlevania's ever created.

For those of us familiar with games in the 80's, and even in the 90's, Konami's Castlevania series has reigned as one of the best side scrolling action series in the industry. It features a long running story of one of h... Read Full Review