Reviews

Will gamers ditch their controllers whenever a new racing game comes out?

Kinect Adventures is exactly the kind of all-in, jump around experience
that Microsoft must have envisioned for its Kinect peripheral. As a pack-in title, it
does a brilliant job of demonstrating what the tech can do.

Bizarre clearly set out to make Blood Stone feel like a part of Bond’s movie canon, and it’s certainly successful on that front.

Banging around the silver ball is a blast in and of itself, but the social options turn this experience into an addiction.

Essentially, if you absolutely loathe Monopoly with every ounce of yourbeing, as some board game snobs do, Monopoly Streets won’t change youropinion. If you’re a casual player, on the other hand, it’s a greatsubstitute for the real thing.

ear’s Dead Space 2.

took a chance on this game.

k a chance on this game.

Emulating those better than you is one path to success. John Daly’s ProStroke Golf, however, does the opposite and still produces a fun game.

There’s a lot to do in Fable III, and the package is alluring enough to make you want to actually do it again and again.

ged, noteworthy additions give Sims 3 on console new gleam – enough to merit a bit of envy from PC loyalists.

While
the core functionality of the game remains unchanged, noteworthy
additions give Sims 3 on console new gleam – enough to merit a bit of
envy from PC loyalists.

The Force Unleashed II isn't so much a story about the return of Starkiller as it is a tale that makes Vader look like the universe's most feared moron.

The Force Unleashed II isn't so much a story about the return of Starkiller as it is a tale that makes Vader look like the universe's most feared moron.

Bears aren't the scariest thing in John Marston's west anymore.

The new WWE Universe mode and revamped Road To Wrestlemania are intriguing, but quite a bit of polish is still needed.

Super Meat Boy is a downloadable title that breathes
new life into a well-worn genre.

This cash-grabbing sequel eviscerates what few good ideas the first game possessed.

This cash-grabbing sequel eviscerates what few good ideas the first game possessed.

Costume Quest is cute and funny, but clever writing can't disguise the boring mechanics at the game's core.