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Review: Diabolical Pitch

When I first heard the words “Kinect game” and “Suda51” in the same sentence, I literally had to pick my jaw up from off the floor. I...

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Review: Kinect Star Wars

Let’s face it: from the moment the world knew what Kinect could do (or, at least, what it claimed it could do that fateful first E3), the world dreamed of...

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Review: Silent Hill: Downpour

The Silent Hill series has been attempting to restore its name to video game glory ever since Silent Hill: Origins. Unfortunately with each subsequent release...

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Review: Anomaly: Warzone Earth

Many gamers will have heard of 11bit Studios’ highly lauded iOS/Android title of last year, Anomaly: Warzone Earth (which is widely regarded as one of...

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Review: Ridge Racer: Unbounded

What constitutes a Ridge Racer game? Is it the car physics – the feeling that your car is firmly attached to the road allowing you to drift effortlessly around...

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Review: The Jak and Daxter Trilogy

Naughty Dog has released some amazing gems for this generation of consoles. The success of Uncharted has resulted in it becoming a flagship title for the...

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Review: Uncharted: Golden Abyss

It might seem surprising, but of all the launch games for the PlayStation Vita, the one I was most certain would not disappoint was its most ambitious:...

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Review: Rayman 3 HD

Have you heard the saying, “if it aint broke don’t fix it?” Well, surely that logically extrapolates to, “if it is broken, DO fix it.”...

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Review: Lumines: Electronic Symphony

Considering the portable PlayStation brand is all about bringing big, console game experiences to handheld devices, it’s kind of funny to see that one of its...

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Review: Sine Mora

In some ways, Sine Mora will make you feel the way you did the first time you played Guitar Hero all those years back – ducking and weaving through a...

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Review: Shoot Many Robots

They say you can’t judge a book by its cover, but in the case of Shoot Many Robots, “they” will have to make an exception. Literally, all you...

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Review: Yakuza: Dead Souls

When Sega announced they would be subjecting their popular Yakuza series to a zombie outbreak, many gamers wondered what was in their tea (or whisky, as is...

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Review: Twisted Metal

I grew up on Twisted Metal. I spent HOURS on my original PlayStation going through all different characters and their career modes. After all, once you beat...

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Review: Nexuiz

Nexuiz exists in various versions, and now various platforms. Originally on PC, gamers can now pick up a remade-version of the title for Xbox Live Arcade or...

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Review: Rayman: Origins

The PlayStation Vita’s big claim to fame is that it’s a handheld PlayStation 3. It’s a pretty big claim, and what better way to test it than with Rayman...

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Review: Journey

In the past few days since Journey’s release, I jokingly told fellow Stevivorites (Stevivorians? Stee-vivs? We need to sort this out ASAP) Trent and Steve that...

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Review: I Am Alive

I was excited about I Am Alive since the first time I heard of it. Years ago. Originally announced as a retail disc, the survival game was reclassified and...