A Shocking Twist For Beloved BioShock
BioShock Infinite blasts out of the sea to soar in the clouds with the American-worshipping city of Columbia. Dripping with story and atmosphere, it’s a wild ride.
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Crying For Some Bloody Good Fun
Far Cry 3 is one of the most beautiful-looking games ever created, a place where the wildlife is just as deadly as your human enemies. For a twist on the standard shooter, book your ticket now.
Taking The World By Storm…Again
Developer 343 had a huge hill to climb with Halo 4 after getting the torch passed to it from Bungie. But have no fear, they’ve kept the classic feel of the series we love, and added an engaging storyline.
Happily Answering The Call Again
Call of Duty: Black Ops II surpasses other games in the series by a lot, offering both an extremely engaging single player story and a great multiplayer battlefield.
Evil Is Good Again
Although the series has been a bit hit and miss lately, Resident Evil 6 comes screaming up from the depths to become a respectable adventure game, although with fewer horror elements.
Billions of Guns Equals Tons of Fun, Again
Borderlands 2 follows the same white hot formula as the original. Take great graphics, humor and combat, stir in bazillions of guns, and play it all night, alone or with friends
Fall of Cybertron Rises Above Movie Tie-ins
Our reviewer went into Transformers: The Fall of Cybertron with some apprehension. But he found an action title that really elevated his perception of the whole movie-tie in genre.
More Payne, More Gain
Max is back in Max Payne 3, and this time the boozing, pill-popping, noire-incarnate ex-cop finds that combat in sunny Brazil is hotter than New Jersey.
Bond Makes Another Bang
The GoldenEye 007: Reloaded game can now be downloaded from the PlayStation Network, triggering a resurgence in popularity of the excellent multiplayer found within.
Back To The Beginning
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City takes gamers back to that doomed city at the very beginning of the world-ending outbreak, and gives a new perspective on Umbrella Corp.