Splinter Cell: Blacklist review for PS3, Xbox 360, PC
Featuring a more focused stealth experience than it’s predecessor, Blacklist is a solid return to form for this popular Tom Clancy franchise.
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The HD Adventures of Rotating Octopus Character review for PS Vita
In the mood for something fun and upbeat for the PS Vita? You might want to take this for a spin.
KickBeat review for PS Vita, PSN
Marilyn Manson! Papa Roach! P.O.D.! Relive the horror of late ’90s nu-metal, now in ninja-kicking video game form!
Diablo III review for Xbox 360, PS3
It’s not often that a console port of a PC title surpasses the original, but Diablo III for consoles will make you question all those hours spent with the PC game.
Rayman Legends review for PS3, Xbox 360, Wii U, PS Vita, PC
If you have any love for side-scrolling platformers, 2D art or Rayman, jumping into Rayman Legends on any platform should be an absolute treat.
The Bureau: XCOM Declassified review for Xbox 360, PS3, PC
I want to believe…that XCOM won’t venture outside of its strategy trappings again with an experience as poor as this one.
Madden NFL 25 review for Xbox 360, PS3
After 25 years, EA Sports’ Madden NFL franchise is showing no signs of slowing down… but it’s time to bring on the next generation.
The Walking Dead: The Complete First Season review for PS Vita
2012’s Game of the Year arrives on the PS Vita, and it’s loading…loading…loading…
Ms. Germinator review for PS Vita, PSN
Does pink paint and a bow justify a sequel to a five-month-old game? Read on and find out.
Killer is Dead review for PS3, Xbox 360
“There is no dark side of the moon really. Matter of fact, it’s all dark.”
Payday 2 review for PS3, Xbox 360, PC
Payday 2 is a little rough around the edges, but as an online co-op experience it makes up for most of its flaws with a lot of team-based criminal fun.
Mars: War Logs review for PSN, XBLA, PC
Mars: War Logs is proof that there is a video game equivalent of so bad it’s good.
Superfrog HD review for PS Vita, PSN
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s an updated version of a slightly above-average ’90s platformer.
Charlie Murder review for XBLA
Looking to book a band for your future end of the world party? Then allow me to introduce Charlie Murder, they know a thing or two about playing gigs for the apocalypse.