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  • Tales from Graces f continues the long, storied line of Tales titles. It's a JRPG that has stuck around for some time. This new game seems to revive the PS2 era of JRPG, and that's in a good way...

  • We've already played this game. Sort of. When it was released on the PSP last year. But the PS3 version of Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection was worth the wait. Sure, it lacks the spiffy next-gen polish of a Virtua Fighter 5, which was actually designed for the PS3, but it's not a shabby looking game by any means. And the fact that it supports 1080p makes it even more visually
  • Tekken Tag Tournament 2 marks the triumphant return of tag-team, two-on-two action to the famed 3D fighting franchise. With an awesome online experience and great presentation, this Tekken's sure to impress...

  • Is Terraria worth revisiting on consoles? 

  • The Testament of Sherlock Holmes is the first console game in Frogwares' best-selling PC series in four years. Is it worth diving into the detective work of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's legendary duo? Our review reveals all...

  • A game that proves a little writing can go a long way...

  • Tiger Woods returns for another year of hitting the greens, this time with Kinect support. Is this year's installment good enough to wear the jacket, or has the lustre faded on the series?

  • The best Tiger yet will tempt you--again and again--to keep reaching for your wallet. You may just comply...

  • Gun nuts. Even gamings got 'em. It's these peripheral-happy, armchair assassins that make moderate successes out of light-gun games like Time Crisis in spite of high costs and little replay value. If you've already played Time Crisis 4 in your local movie theater, bowling alley, or any other venue standing in bold defiance of the death of the arcade game, you probably know what you're in for. The short sweet port is here in all its intended glory, although this quarter muncher is a tad more
  • If you’re good in a crisis and have a steady aim then you probably already know the joys of a good light gun shooter. But that doesn’t mean you’ll necessarily enjoy Razing Storm. The game’s story mode introduces free roaming (you use the control stick to move while the wand is used to aim). However, it’s a bit of a mess. The sensitivity of the motion controls is too inconsistent meaning that turning is painfully slow and the crosshair is irritatingly skittish. As if spookily aware of the limitations of the control system, enemies in Razing Storm’s story mode will often shoot at the sky and move in for a melee attack. Not so much bad AI as sheer stupidity...


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