Trading lead in the ancient, priceless ruins of Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception honors the legacy of vanished cultures, especially while dishing out oh-so-accurate hipfire while sprinting. Time for a worthy offering to the gods via a well-thrown grenade into the eye socket of that nearby deity statue.
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Continue after the break for Battlefield 3's version of an eye exam, Inversion's gravitational ballet, and Defenders of Ardania's methodical warfare.
• The line between reality and Battlefield 3 blurs with the swanky Frostbite 2 engine. This is what happens when the ESRB hands out its ultra-rare "M for Manly" rating.
• Consider Inversion as one huge middle finger to Isaac Newton. And probably your stomach. And your aiming. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if the game said "fuck you" every time you started a new file.
• In Defenders of Ardania, bestial attackers and mythological creatures line up in orderly queues to lay waste to your cities. Of course, if you paint your proto-Aztec city neon blue, you're just asking for a bunch of outraged bears and birds to knock over everything.
