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Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown is a triple-A fighting game with an iffy price tag (review)
Cerebral online gunfights carry Ghost Recon: Future Soldier (review)
Gravity Rush’s beautiful open-world soars the Vita to dizzying, dazzling heights (review)
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Go Ninja is like Canabalt with gore and swords (review)
Mad Riders is beautiful but flawed (review)
Dragon’s Dogma is an ambitious open-world action fest (review)
Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode II has less meat than a vegetarian chili dog (review)
Max Payne 3 is a glimpse into the future of video games (review)
Game of Thrones brings the pain…and not in a good way (review)
Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition is a successful port of an imperfect gem (review)
Toy Soldiers: A Great War in a small box (review)
Lone Survivor delivers story better than big-name games (review)
Awesomenauts: Think of it as multiplayer online battle arena training wheels (review)
Smash, grab, and steal from your friends in Fable Heroes (review)
The Walking Dead: A New Day is intense, zombie-filled fun for the point-and-click crowd (review)
Bloodforge brings a good, gory romp to Xbox Live Arcade (review)
Trials Evolution hits the throttle and never lets up (review)
Skullgirls revisits the Golden Age of fighting games and animation (review)
Spirit Camera: The Cursed Memoir is creepy enough while it lasts (review)
Retro graphics and relaxing puzzles help Fez rise above a troubled history (review)
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Anomaly: Warzone Earth successfully reverses tower defense (review)
Kinect Star Wars fails to live up to its potential (review)
Xenoblade Chronicles redeems the Xeno name (review)
Kid Icarus: Uprising only gets so far on wax wings (review)
Sine Mora, a side-scrolling shooter for the masses (review)
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City is half SOCOM, half Left 4 Dead, and half-finished (review)
Waveform proves you don’t need guns to save the galaxy (review)
Defenders of Ardania: Why I’ll never touch this game again (review)
Shoot Many Robots gives good carnage (review)
Mass Effect 3 is an unfitting finale for an outstanding franchise (review)
I Am Alive: Intense, thrilling, and a little boring, all at the same time (review)
Microsoft Flight opens up the skies to rookie pilots (review)
Unit 13 for the PS Vita is the epitome of flawed fun (review)
Nexuiz thrills with speed and variety, bores with weapons and long waits (review)
Journey will take you into the cloudy heights of video game artistry (review)
Soulcalibur V boasts excellent swordplay even as it cuts down on features (review)
