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  • Inversion Review

    Posted: June 12, 2012

    Average User Rating 

    As a perfectly adequate way to spend your time, Inversion fits the bill. The plot is stuck spinning wheels and never really going anywhere, the controls are straight-up Gears of War copy and paste, and the bosses can be frustratingly difficult, but when Inversion works, it really works. The game is worth checking out, but go in with expectations...

    G4TV Rating
    3 / 5
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  • Battleship Review

    Posted: May 30, 2012

    Average User Rating 

    Battleship pulls from both the original board game and the glossy recent live-action film adaptation, swapping between first-person shooter combat and a grid map where you can align ships and occasionally man them in combat. Every bit of the game lacks depth and variety, however, and the short campaign fills out the entire full-price experience.

    G4TV Rating
    1.5 / 5
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  • Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier Review

    Posted: May 22, 2012

    Average User Rating 

    Ghost Recon: Future Soldier is an exceptional game housed in an exceedingly generic shell. The parts that work well do so brilliantly, while those that don't only serve to make the game feel incomplete.

    G4TV Rating
    4 / 5
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  • Dragon's Dogma Review

    Posted: May 22, 2012

    Average User Rating 

    Dragon's Dogma manages the rare feat of being a Japanaese-developed game that successfully emulates many of the design sensibilities and aesthetics of Western RPGs.

    G4TV Rating
    4 / 5
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  • Sorcery Review

    Posted: May 22, 2012

    Average User Rating 

    Initially expected to be an early PlayStation Move highlight, Sony's Sorcery is finally here, and the wand-waving adventure casts players as a young sorcerer's apprentice who must step up when his master goes missing. Despite solid spell-casting controls, the solo campaign lands with a thud due to simplistic mechanics and a lack of excitement.

    G4TV Rating
    2.5 / 5
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  • Game of Thrones Review

    Posted: May 15, 2012

    Average User Rating 

    Despite small attempts at accessibility to series newcomers, Game of Thrones will ultimately only appeal to those already steeped in Westeros lore. Those fans will find a rich side-story that is well worth exploring despite some technical failings.

    G4TV Rating
    3 / 5
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  • Max Payne 3 Review

    Posted: May 14, 2012

    Average User Rating 

    Max Payne 3 is an action lover's wet dream that also happens to employ some of the slickest direction and transitional trickery this side of a David Fincher box set. Lock and load. It's bullet time...time.

    G4TV Rating
    5 / 5
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  • Starhawk Review

    Posted: May 8, 2012

    Average User Rating 

    To have transformable jets in the follow-up game to Warhawk feels like a natural evolution for Sony's flight combat series. Starhawk's multiplayer showcases this with superb results, so it's that much more of a mystery that the same can't be said about its other modes.

    G4TV Rating
    4 / 5
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  • The Walking Dead: Episode 1 Review

    Posted: May 3, 2012

    Average User Rating 

    A New Day is an exceptional start to a five-part series that has me completely hooked and engrossed in a world that I can't even begin to imagine, let alone speculate about where it will go next.

    G4TV Rating
    4.5 / 5
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  • Prototype 2 Review

    Posted: April 25, 2012

    Average User Rating 

    The deeper toolbox and more varied rogue's gallery are welcome additions, but the stronger story and improved sense of character that New York Zero has been imbued with are the big saving graces in Prototype 2.

    G4TV Rating
    4 / 5
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  • Skullgirls Review

    Posted: April 13, 2012

    Average User Rating 

    In a genre consistently flooded with sequels and rehashes, Skullgirls is definitely a breath of fresh air. Reverge Labs has listened closely to fans of the game as well as the fighting game community, and has been noticeably meticulous of the development of this game.

    G4TV Rating
    4 / 5
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  • Ridge Racer: Unbounded Review

    Posted: April 12, 2012

    Average User Rating 

    Ridge Racer: Unbounded is a game that more fully embraces an arcade mentality without abandoning the core principles that keep fans coming back to Ridge Racer titles, but there are several issues that hold it back from being truly great.

    G4TV Rating
    3 / 5
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  • Armored Core 5 Review

    Posted: March 30, 2012

    Average User Rating 

    Armored Core V is what people have come to expect of mech-combat games: it's fun, pretty, and provides overall smooth gameplay; however it's nothing groundbreaking and is so impossibly confusing that only hardcore fans will truly enjoy it.

    G4TV Rating
    2 / 5
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  • Blades of Time Review

    Posted: March 28, 2012

    Average User Rating 

    Blades of Time is a mediocre game, with an inventive combat system utilizing time manipulation. Dreadful writing and one of the most annoying protagonists in a dog's age dampen its charms, while the puzzles between combat show a dearth of creativity.

    G4TV Rating
    2.5 / 5
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  • Yakuza: Dead Souls Review

    Posted: March 23, 2012

    Average User Rating 

    Yakuza: Dead Souls is not a good shooter, nor is it what people expect from a Yakuza game, yet taken on its own merits it's an extraordinarily quirky, delightful experiment with lots of humor and a distinctly Japanese flavor. Stiff controls and lengthy load times hold it back from being as good as it could have been, but it proves that there's...

    G4TV Rating
    3 / 5
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