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Crime Scene Review

10. March 2010

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Crime Scene Review

It’s not often that I find myself having to look through the instruction booklet of a game just to learn how to play it. Most games these days offer in game tutorials, and start off basic enough that even the most moderate of gamers won’t have much trouble quickly catching on to the mechanics.

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Resident Evil 5: Desperate Escape DLC Review

9. March 2010

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Resident Evil 5: Desperate Escape DLC Review

The newest batch of Resident Evil 5 DLC was just released this past Thursday for PSN and Tuesday for XBL. This time around, you play as Josh Stone and Jill Valentine after her liberation from Wesker's grasp at the hands of Chris and Sheva. It details their escape from the harbor area and shows their epic battle against the countless number of Majini.

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God of War III Review

8. March 2010

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God of War III Review

Since playing and watching how God of War II ended, I couldn’t wait for the last game in the series that will put an end to Kratos’ journey. With God of War III finally here, there are a lot of things to talk about as to why game could potentially be a contender for Game of the Year. The game has indeed nice graphics but what else is there to look forward to?

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Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Review

8. March 2010

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Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Review

DICE has released their sequel to their well received game Battlefield: Bad Company in 2008. The game takes everything it excelled at such as tactical decisions, addictive multiplayer, and amazing destruction and improves on them all while correcting its weak points to make this a true contender for the #1 spot for the FPS genre. Welcome back to Bad Company! Marlowe, Sweetwater, Sarge, and Haggard are taking charge once again in the infamous B-Company.

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Toy Soldiers Review

8. March 2010

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Toy Soldiers Review

Ah, the good old days. Nothing was better than waking up on a Saturday morning, and after cereal and cartoons, going to the grocery store and begging your mom for a bag of those artificial chemical smelling, shiny green plastic army men. There’s something delightfully nostalgic about Signal Studio’s Toy Soldiers, and that quality alone sets it apart from other one-off’s that have flooded the so-called “tower defense” genre.

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Mega Man 10 Review

4. March 2010

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Mega Man 10 Review

Many Mega Man fans will remember how Mega Man 9's difficulty and cheap deaths made it a game that only appealed to seasoned veterans who had been with the series from the beginning. A year and a half later Mega Man 10 has been released and it looks to gain a wider audience by toning it down a bit in certain areas while still pleasing its loyal followers. The story here is simple.

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Lunar Silver Star Harmony Review

2. March 2010

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Lunar Silver Star Harmony Review

Lunar Silver Star Harmony is a remake of the classic PS1 RPG Lunar: Silver Star Story. The PSP sees a lot of ports and remakes, some good and some bad. Being a part of the PlayStation family, it seems obvious to use the handheld to bring some of the RPGs of days gone by back to life, in the form of an updated remake. Meaning it will bring an entirely new audience to the series.

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Borderlands DLC: The Secret Armory of General Knoxx Review

28. February 2010

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Borderlands DLC: The Secret Armory of General Knoxx Review

Fans of Borderlands rejoice; the game’s third downloadable content package, The Secret Armory of General Knoxx, delivers more of what you’ve come to know and love from this sleeper hit. With new areas to explore, new foes to fight and (even more exciting) a new level cap, what’s not to love about this expansion?

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Alice in Wonderland (Wii) Review

28. February 2010

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Alice in Wonderland (Wii) Review

When it comes to movie-based games, I try to get away from them as much as possible due to the fact that most of them suck. The last movie-based title that I played was Toy Story 2 and that was released on the PSOne back in 1999. Sure, I loved it because I was a fan of Buzz Lightyear during those years. Now that I'm in my twenties, I gave myself a try for another Disney movie based game; this time it's Alice in Wonderland.

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Deadly Premonition Review

26. February 2010

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Deadly Premonition Review

Since Deadly Premonition was first announced during E3, I already have a premonition on how this game will turn out. I was intrigued by the trailers that were shown to me and quite honestly, it was one of the games I've been anticipating the most. From the looks of the trailer, the game seems to be very mysterious due to some scary scenes. With Deadly Premonition finally out in stores, how does a low budget game stand out with all the other survival-horror games out there?

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Star Ocean: the Last Hope International Review

24. February 2010

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Star Ocean: the Last Hope International Review

The Star Ocean series have always been released on the PlayStation platform ever since the first Star Ocean was released on the PSOne. The fourth game however, the Last Hope, was an exclusive on the XBOX 360 but later, Square-Enix decided to bring Last Hope on the PlayStation 3 with goodies of course.

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Risen (US) Review

23. February 2010

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Risen (US) Review

RISEN for the XBOX 360 is one of the RPGs that every RPG gamer has been waiting for to come out to North America ever since it was first released in Europe, Australia and New Zealand back in October 2009. Developed by Piranha Bytes, the makers of the Gothic Series, RISEN is another RPG game that will consume a lot of your time.

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Assassin’s Creed 2: Bonfire of the Vanities DLC Review

23. February 2010

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Assassin’s Creed 2: Bonfire of the Vanities DLC Review

The final sequence to complete the Assassin's Creed 2 story has been released and it offers players 10 more memories to complete and synchronize. Bonfire of the Vanities' story picks up where the Battle of Forli left off and as last time you will be given a quick synopsis of the events that took place prior to your current task.

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Last Rebellion Review

23. February 2010

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Last Rebellion Review

Last Rebellion, NIS America's latest RPG title developed by Hit-Maker (also responsible for Dragoneer's Aria and Blade Dancer on the PSP), has just been released on the Playstation 3. Fans of epic RPG’s have a lot to look forward to in the next couple of months with the release of big name titles like Final Fantasy XIII and Resonance of Fate.

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Aliens vs. Predator Review

20. February 2010

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Aliens vs. Predator Review

For years now, the Aliens and Predator movies have been a staple to every sci-fi fanatics collection. You can't even mention Predator today without someone yelling GET TO THE CHOPPAAAA!!! in their best impression of Arnold. Aliens and Predators first met on the battlefield was in the February 1990 issue of Dark Horse Comics Presents #36.

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Resident Evil 5: Lost In Nightmares Review

18. February 2010

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Resident Evil 5: Lost In Nightmares Review

It’s probably been a while since you’ve played Resident Evil 5. After beating the game on Professional, acquiring all of the figurines and maxing out all of your favorite weapons, it’s finally time to open that game case up and pop in the disk… for old time’s sake. Lost In Nightmares is the [...]

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The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom Review

18. February 2010

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The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom Review

The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom, released by developers The Odd Gentlemen and 2KPlay, is a mind challenging, brain busting test for the mind with unique and dazzling visuals. The Xbox Live Arcade Library is home to many quirky and hard-to-market games, and this game is no exception. Part Shel Silverstein, part 1920’s Charlie Chaplin movie and part M.C. Escher painting, this puzzler follows Mr. Winterbottom, a sniveling pie thief, in his quest to capture every last morsel of pastry goodness.

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