Castlevania: Lords of Shadow Review
A change of pace from previous three dimensional Castlevania games might turn off some purists, but the game shines once you make it through the rather slow opening.
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A change of pace from previous three dimensional Castlevania games might turn off some purists, but the game shines once you make it through the rather slow opening.
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The classic themed James Bond storyline keeps things interesting, but the familiar gameplay, short duration and lackluster multiplayer mode keep this from the top tier of spy shooters.
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An already great game gets some fantastic upgrades. As long as the series evolves (and not in the form of Battle Pigs), DJ Hero is a very welcome Hero series.
The mob-inspired Empire City seems destined for perfection. Then you realize the sandbox doesn’t have any sand.
Microsoft gets into motion controls with some pretty advanced hardware, but the bundled game only scratches the surface.
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Two fantastic titles, one kick ass review. Check out Pinball FX2 and Costume Quest on XBLA right now!
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A magical game the entire family can enjoy playing, or even watching.
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Lionhead delivers the best Fable game to date, and arguably one of the most enjoyable action/adventure RPGs of the year.
A hardcore setlist which will appeal to expert level guitar players, but the inclusion of the odd Quest mode muddles up the experience.
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The classic and frustrating approach to gaming is back in full force in this highly addictive and infuriating indie game.
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