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| Christian Sorrell (sirdesmond) |  |
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Puzzle Dimension ReviewA well put together game that should keep most puzzle fans entertained |
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| Tim Reid (with_teeth26) |  |
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Killing Floor ReviewA simple concept well executed, Killing Floor will appeal to those who simply enjoy shooting zombies |
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| Alex V (SpectralShock) |  |
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Call of Juarez: The Cartel ReviewLeaving the Wild West behind |
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| James R (gs_edgeman) | |
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F.E.A.R. 3 ReviewA creepy, fast paced First Person Shooter that sometimes comes off as a bit generic |
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| Alex V (SpectralShock) | |
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Cities in Motion ReviewA well made strategy game with a unique, though limited, appeal |
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| Ben Thomas (nutcrackr) | |
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Alice: Madness Returns ReviewAlice battles her own warped Wonderland in an attempt to restore sanity. Clever combat and simple platforming ensures Alice doesn't lose her head. |
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| Joshua Selesnick (jselesni) | |
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Lost Odyssey ReviewA Little Lost Legend |
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| Christian Sorrell (sirdesmond) | |
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Duke Nukem Forever ReviewThe ultimate mixed bag of old school FPS and underdeveloped design |
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| Tim Reid (with_teeth26) | |
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Red Faction: Armageddon ReviewVolition takes a gamble and loses by returning this destructive series to its linear roots |
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| Alex V (SpectralShock) | |
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inFamous 2 ReviewA sequel that does almost everything right |
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| Tom McGhin (ValTine) | |
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Child of Eden ReviewA provocative, engaging experience that is only marred by its brevity |
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| Ben Thomas (nutcrackr) | |
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DiRT 3 ReviewLives up to its predecessor with fun Gymkhana events, less repetitive tracks, no annoying characters and outstanding visuals. |
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| Ally Doig (TheLazyPerfectionist) | |
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Deadly Premonition ReviewAn intriguing and compelling narrative game |
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| Tim Reid (with_teeth26) | |
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The Witcher 2 ReviewThe Witcher 2 largely improves upon its remarkable predecessor, but uneven difficulty and bugs hold it back |
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| Alex V (SpectralShock) | |
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L.A. Noire ReviewA detective thriller set in a classy era, this title offers a unique and enjoyable experience that outweighs its shortcomings |
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