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Review: F1 Race Stars

I sometimes approach a new Codemasters’ racing title with some form of scepticism.  While they’ve been responsible for some of this generation’s most enjoyable...

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Review: Nintendo Land

If the Wii started one thing, it’s a new Nintendo tradition to release one launch title with their new “concept” machine that demonstrates...

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Review: Far Cry 3

In a market seemingly populated entirely by macho men shooters, Far Cry 3 is a mature breath of fresh air, not only for game design and innovation, but also...

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Review: Sports Champions 2

Zindagi Games is back with the second iteration of the PlayStation Move Sports Champions series… creatively called Sports Champions 2. The answer to Wii Sports...

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Review: LittleBigPlanet Karting

LitleBigPlanet Karting has some serious pedigree. Coming from United Front games – makers of the brilliant ModNation Racers – and Media Molecule...

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Review: 007 Legends

Despite the general success that the James Bond films have enjoyed over the past five decades, it seems that the video game tie-ins have never really done as...

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Review: Nutty Fluffies

RedLynx, the brains behind the ever-popular Trials series, are back with Nutty Fluffies on iOS. Aside from the shocking awful name, the game as a lot more in...

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Review: Wonderbook: Book of Spells

Sony’s Wonderbook has always sat a bit weird with me. After being introduced at E3 as a reading device, I’ve always raised an eyebrow at it. Does it help young...

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Review: Wreck-It-Ralph

Wreck-It-Ralph — despite what you may believe — is not for adults. It’s for children. While the movie can easily be enjoyed by parents...

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Review: Need For Speed: Most Wanted

When it comes to the Need For Speed franchise, there are two titles in particular that I’d love to see a sequel for -– Underground and Most Wanted. I was...

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Review: Dance Central 3

The Dance Central series has been a pioneering series for the Xbox Kinect. As a franchise that’s gotten many a player up off the lounge and into a variety...

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Review: DanceStar Party Hits

In the sea of motion-controlled dance games, titles on Wii or PS3 haven’t floated my boat. Compared to the camera of Kinect, the idea of waggling around...

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Review: Assassin’s Creed III

Here we are. Finally — after five years — we’ve arrived at the end of the Assassin’s Creed story. This, the fifth game in the trilogy...