Xbox 360 Reviews
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| Alex V (SpectralShock) |  |
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NHL 13 ReviewAnnual hockey game loses some of the fun amongst the technical issues |
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| Tom Cooper (niceTCyou) | |
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Rock Band Blitz ReviewNo plastic peripherals necessary in this new look music rhythm game |
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| Nathan Schmidt (KatanOmega) | |
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UFC Undisputed 3 ReviewWith an extra year of development time, has Yukes created the ultimate MMA experience? |
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| Christian Sorrell (sirdesmond) | |
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The Expendables 2 ReviewDespite endless shooting and explosions, The Expendables 2 is an absolute bore |
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| Wilson Taylor (FeverDog) | |
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Binary Domain ReviewSolid writing and interesting gimmicks can't save this game from being little more than a Gears of War retread, though not for lack of effort |
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| Matthew Sawrey (matski53) | |
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Deadlight ReviewAn interesting visual design masks sluggish controls and a boring narrative |
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| Christian Sorrell (sirdesmond) | |
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Tony Hawk Pro Skater HD ReviewA subpar and awkward attempt to relaunch a classic franchise |
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| Alex Spruch (Spruchy) | |
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Brave The Video Game ReviewA movie game that ignores the industry's precedents |
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| Christian Sorrell (sirdesmond) | |
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Babel Rising ReviewA unique concept pans out to be a very boring and extremely slow game |
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| Wilson Taylor (FeverDog) | |
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Dragon's Dogma ReviewOne part Devil May Cry, two parts Skyrim, this action-RPG makes a noble effort, but doesn't quite rise to the task |
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| Matthew Sawrey (matski53) | |
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Game of Thrones ReviewA song of boredom and mediocrity |
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| Christian Sorrell (sirdesmond) | |
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Kinect Rush ReviewA fun game for the whole family that effectively captures the essence of Pixar |
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| Alex Spruch (Spruchy) | |
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Skullgirls ReviewAn enjoyable and original fighting game |
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| Christian Sorrell (sirdesmond) | |
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Mad Riders ReviewA frustrating and entirely uninspired addition to the ATV racing genre |
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| Alex V (SpectralShock) | |
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Ghost Recon Future Soldier ReviewA more streamlined experience sacrifices complexity for accessibility and entertainment value |
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