Xbox 360 Reviews
Forza Horizon offers up all of Forza’s signature style in a brand new, open world package. This might be Playground Games’ first release, but this veteran team of racing developers really outdo themselves with this one.
XCOM: Enemy Unknown will challenge your wits and patience, but will also keep you coming back for more human on alien violence and mayhem.
Dance your way through decades of time traveling fun with the latest party hit from famed music game developer Harmonix. Outside of a little franchise fatigue, Dance Central 3 delivers on the Kinect concept like no other game manages to do.
The Walking Dead continues on towards what is sure to be an incredible finale. Episode 4 delivers enough twists, turns, and disturbing moments that players will find the wait for the final chapter to be tough indeed.
Overall, Carrier Command: Gaea Mission manages to get the concept part of the original 1988 release right, but everything else about the game manages to feel horribly wrong.
Dishonored delivers on exceptional stealth focused gameplay, offering up a unique take on a sub-genre of first person gaming that doesn’t get enough love on consoles.
They have some momentum but Konami’s Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 may be a little too late to catch EA’s franchise in this generation of consoles.
Marvel vs Capcom Origins brings back two great classic 90’s arcade games, but the title of the package is a bit misleading.
Resident Evil 6 has some changes in store for series vets, but does a new campaign structure, returning series favorites, and brand new villains do enough to keep fans happy? Check out our full review behind the cut.
R.A.W. – Realms of Ancient War is a very good Diablo 3 clone for consoles that should satisfy your need for questing, killing, and leveling.
NBA Baller Beats introduces the idea of a real world accessory for the Kinect, and actually works quite well, provided you have the space to pull it off.
While not quite as dramatic of an update as given to other EA Sports franchises recently, FIFA 13 is still the most complete soccer game package yet.
Everyone’s kicking high in Dead or Alive 5, a pretty good return to form for the Dead or Alive series, which has been absent in fighting form for quite a while on home consoles.
Borderlands 2 delivers more shooting RPG action from the developers at Gearbox, providing players with a hefty amount of loot and exploration, but is that enough incentive to revisit Pandora once again?
With any chance of an actual NHL season this year still a mystery, NHL 13 may be as close as you can get.
You are a one man band in this instrumentless, yet addicting, button mashing music rhythm spin-off.
Tekken Tag Tournament 2 hits home and makes for a heck of a follow-up to the original Tag release. In fact, it manages to outshine Tekken 6 in just about every way possible, and is definitely the Tekken game to get this generation.
