Martin SummerSocial Links Navigation Latest articles by Martin Summer Gears of War: How Xbox 360's first major exclusive played dumb to disguise its smarts and redefine a generation By Martin Summer published 7 October 16 Retrospective Retrospective GAME REVIEWSMOVIE REVIEWSTV REVIEWS1Sand Land review: "Feels inferior to what Akira Toriyama constructed years ago"2Stellar Blade review: "A good action-RPG that I enjoyed a lot despite several issues" 3Manor Lords review: "Brimming with the potential to exceed its already broad horizons" 4Medici board game review: "Friendly competition"5Arborea review: "Fascinating interplay"1Tarot review: "A predictable and tame take on Final Destination" 2Unfrosted review: "Jerry Seinfeld’s Netflix movie is a deliciously silly, spoofy tale"3The Idea of You review: "Anne Hathaway works overtime to give this rom-com even the appearance of substance"4The Fall Guy review: "A snappy, sharp, sexy screwball action romance"5Boy Kills World review: "A gleefully bonkers blend of The Hunger Games and The Raid"1Tales of the Empire review: "Mature, beautifully animated shorts that are worthy additions to the Star Wars canon"2X-Men '97 episode 8 review: "It's the beginning of the end for our beloved X-Men"3Dead Boy Detectives review: "Delightfully dark, deeply moving, and the perfect companion to The Sandman"4X-Men ’97 episode 7 review: "Season one has finally hit a lull"5Knuckles review: "A confident trial run for Sonic 3"
Gears of War: How Xbox 360's first major exclusive played dumb to disguise its smarts and redefine a generation By Martin Summer published 7 October 16 Retrospective
