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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...

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Review: Forza Horizon

It’s always a risky decision when developers choose to take their well-established franchises down a new path. On the one hand, it’s an opportunity to re...

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Review: Halo 4

Where to begin with Halo 4? The latest from Microsoft — and new, old studio 343 Industries — has a lot to live up to. Being the first Halo game...

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Review: WWE 13

Like our favourite sports games, a new year brings a new iteration of Yuke’s WWE franchise… and again, like most yearly sports titles, we’re...

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Review: Fable: The Journey

When Peter Molyneux announced the original Fable in the early 2000s, he suggested that it was going to be the best game ever. He had some great ideas, and time...