Game Reviews
Review: Mirror's Edge
Leaping across its skyscraper rooftops and scaling walls is
exhilarating.
Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts
The studio has transformed one of its most-loved platformers into a
creative wacky racer.
Review: Resistance 2
The imaginative and entertaining arsenal is again the game's
highlight.
Review: World of Goo
This is a simple yet ingenious puzzle construction game that
players of all ages can enjoy.
Review: Guitar Hero World Tour
After creating customised rockers, budding musicians can play as a
band or solo.
Review: Gears of War 2
Careful use of cover is essential during the intense and
exhilarating battles.
Review: Wii Music
Torments the ears with nursery rhymes, folk songs and horrendous
arrangements of classical music.
Review: Fallout 3
This post-apocalyptic blockbuster asks players difficult questions.
Review: Fable II
The ambitious Fable II presents such an incredibly convincing world
to explore that you often find yourself sidetracked for hours.
Review: Far Cry 2
Far Cry 2 returns to Conrad's Africa in the 21st century and it is
still "The Dark Continent" where Westerners succumb to their base
savagery.
Review: Saints Row 2
While Rockstar took a darker, more serious and mature tone for its
magnum opus Grand Theft Auto IV, THQ has been content to provide
fun-loving criminals another dose of absurd, violent anarchy.
Review: Wipeout HD
Fans and newcomers alike will be thrilled by this game's
astonishingly fast pace, stunning visuals and wildly undulating
circuits.
Review: Lego Batman
Has plenty of secrets to find and will make players smile thanks to
its slapstick humour.
Review: LittleBigPlanet
Players of all ages will be entranced by this wonderfully unique,
hilarious plaything.
Review: Crysis Warhead
Like its predecessor, Warhead's strength is the tactical freedom
offered to players.
Review: Samba De Amigo
Samba can be a riot played with friends but the controls are so
hobbled.
Review: Pure
Your steed is an all-terrain vehicle and at all times you are
battling 15 aggressive rivals.
Review: de Blob
Transforming a drab, monochrome city into a colourful urban
paradise is incredibly satisfying.
Review: Peggle Nights
It's simple and repetitive but you are almost guaranteed to soon be
hooked.
Lock's Quest
Our young hero can fight enemies hand-to-hand while turrets blast
foes from afar.
