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9/10 | Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction | Size matters--Sony's space-faring duo fill a Blu-ray with some of the best gameplay yet to be had on PlayStation 3 |
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6.5/10 | Killzone: Liberation | The sequel to Killzone, a PS2 title that is much loved, arrives on Sony's portable with a considerable amount of changes from its console counterpart. This is both good and bad news, and in the end, the bad news outweighs the good. |
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6.8/10 | TimeShift | Timeshift is the type of FPS that makes for a solid rental. |
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6.8/10 | Jackass: The Game | If you’ve ever seen Jackass the show or the movie, you already know what you’re in for with Jackass the game. |
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8.2/10 | Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation | Wage the war for air supremacy all over again with Namco Bandai’s latest Ace Combat game, Fires of Liberation. |
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8.8/10 | Company of Heroes | HQ! Incoming Rant! |
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9.8/10 | Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare | The best modern FPS to date. |
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8.2/10 | RACE 07 | Another hardcore racing sim from your friends at SimBin – the team behind the GTR series – is headed your way in the form of Race 07. |
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7/10 | Eternal Sonata | Break out the tuner--Namco Bandai's beautiful RPG falls a little flat |
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9/10 | skate | Tony who? Check out our full review of the skateboarding genre’s newcomer, skate. |
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7.8/10 | Guild Wars: Eye of the North | Guild Wars veterans will want to get this expansion, but newbies should just move along. |
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7.4/10 | Prism: Light the Way | Puzzling lights to brighten your dreariest of days |
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8/10 | Monster Hunter Freedom 2 | A Massive Success in Japan, finally arrives in the U.S., delivering the same entertaining experience as the original. |
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6.6/10 | Dragoneer's Aria | Dragoneer's Aria revels in its own complexity but several issues keep it from earning a “must have” status, especially in the face of recent competition. |
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7.1/10 | Madden NFL 08 | EA isn't giving up on Madden on the DS after three straight ports that bordered on horrible. Did they finally get it right in '08 or is football better left to other platforms? |
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8.6/10 | Bomberman Live | Yet another version of Bomberman has been released, which is usually cause for groans and depression. |
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3.3/10 | Dynasty Warriors DS: Fighter's Battle | Dynasty Warriors finally arrives on the DS, no doubt ushering in an era of endless Dynasty Warrior games for the platform. |
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7.5/10 | Project Sylpheed | Do a barrel roll!! Square Enix is coming to you from the final frontier – space. Check out how they fare in our full review of Project Sylpheed for the Xbox 360. |
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6.2/10 | Smash Court Tennis 3 | Namco brings their tennis franchise to the PSP where it enters competition with Virtua Tennis 3. Which game comes out on top? |
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4.5/10 | Dead Reefs | The adventure game has gone the way of the Dodo Bird, |
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4.7/10 | Vampire Rain | It’s raining and the undead are everywhere – that can only mean one thing...Oh wait, it’s NOT a “The Crow” game? Check out our review of Vampire Rain for the 360. |
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7.3/10 | Ratatouille | Disney and Pixar say “Forget giving a mouse a cookie, what happens when you give a rat some fondue?” Find out in our review of Ratatouille on the Wii. |
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8.8/10 | Glory Days 2 | Glory Days 2 is an action game unlike any other on the DS. Part Advance Wars, part Choplifter, Glory Days 2 is the perfect game for when you just want to blow stuff up |
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8.8/10 | DiRT | It's time to get down and dirty with Codemasters' latest rally racing game - DiRT. |
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5/10 | SimCity DS | Electronic Arts brings the ultimate city simulator to the DS for a match that should be made in heaven. |
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8.6/10 | Brothers in Arms DS | Gameloft brings Brothers in Arms to the DS and delivers what may be one of the most impressive games yet. |
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5/10 | Time Ace | Konami and Trainwreck Studios bring a new spin on the classic Time Pilot arcade game, introducing a 3D look and overhauled gameplay. |
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8.2/10 | Alien Hominid | Turn the tables and play as a fleeing alien in this updated version of a classic Flash sidescroller. |
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7.2/10 | Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07 | Tiger Woods finally arrives on the Nintendo Wii for what should be a perfect compliment on the system. Is this a match made in heaven or are there still kinks to be worked out? |
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8.5/10 | Planet Puzzle League | The Nintendo DS finds yet one more puzzle game entering a crowded market. Is it a case of more of the same, or does Planet Puzzle League push the genre forward |
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5/10 | Valhalla Knights | Valhalla Knights tries to bring some action-rpg hijinks to the PSP but fails in its quest. |
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8/10 | Shadowrun | Shadowrun arrives on the Xbox 360, but it’s not an RPG fans of FASA’s classic pen-and-paper game were hoping for. Instead, Shadowun is a creative, genre-bending first-person shooter that is packed with gameplay and inventive ideas. |
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5.5/10 | Monster Madness: Battle for Suburbia | Will Monster Madness cause the dead to rise, or will it just grab you by the ghoulies? |
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2.8/10 | Tank Beat | An action-based tank game that uses Nintendo’s WiFi Connect service seems great on paper. Too bad reality tells a very different story. |
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6.3/10 | Chicken Shoot | Have you heard the name of this game? It’s called “Chicken Shoot,” and I just explained the entire plot in two words. |
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7.8/10 | New York Times Crosswords | We may not be surfing the Internet on the DS until the browser finally comes out, but we can at least play the New York Times Crossword puzzle in the meantime, thanks to Majesco. |
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8.8/10 | Odin Sphere | Last Must-Buy Game for PS2? |
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8.7/10 | Overlord | Triumph Studios offers players the experience to play as an evil character, butchering innocent people, slaughtering sheep and spreading havoc in one of he funniest games of the year. |
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3.6/10 | WarTech: Senko no Ronde | I think this game might have been better titled AmbiguityTech. |
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6.5/10 | Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End | Disney brings Captain Jack to Nintendo’s handheld, offering up copious amounts of platform jumping and sword fighting. |
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6.5/10 | Naruto: Ninja Council 3 | Naruto may be a simple and confusing game, but one thing it’s sure to do is make fans of the license happy. And though you might think you wouldn’t want to be playing this unless you were into the show, that’s not necessarily the case. |
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7.2/10 | Etrian Odyssey | Atlus offers up yet one more RPG for the DS with Etrian Odyssey, a hardcore game that proudly wears its heritage on its sleeve, though it may alienate casual players who grew up on Final Fantasy. |
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4.5/10 | Touch The Dead | So can a stylus fill in for a gun and can the graphics of the DS deliver an unholy gaming experience? |
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7.2/10 | Beautiful Katamari | Rollin’ down the street, prince of cosmos, sippin’ on ginand juice – Katamari is back, and in HD for the first time! |
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7.5/10 | Pokemon Pearl | Pokemon’s back, this time with it’s first proper RPG on the DS. |
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7.5/10 | Pokemon Diamond | Pokemon’s back, this time with it’s first proper RPG on the DS |
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9.2/10 | God of War II | Time to dust off your PS2’s for what may be one of the last smash hits in its lifespan. Crawl back from Hades and grab your Spartan armor, because it’s time for God of War II. |
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6.7/10 | Silent Hunter: Wolves of the Pacific | Silent Hunter returns after two years, but just as before, it’s a case of pre-mature, bug-riddled code that needed more time in development. |
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5.2/10 | Mario Party 8 | The aging Mario Party series makes its first appearance on the Wii, but is it too little too late in an already packed genre? |
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8.5/10 | The Godfather: Blackhand Edition | The Godfather makes an appearance on the Wii, delivering great controls, an amazing number of enhancements and tons of fresh features that make it feel like a totally new game. |
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8.2/10 | Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 | The Ghosts are back in the latest installment of one of Tom Clancy’s powerhouse franchises. |
