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4.5

Review: Review: Guitar Hero Live

Leigh D. Stark
We've all had that dream at one point in time: start a band and be a rock star. Unfortunately, most of us will never get to live that dream, but the next generation of the "Guitar Hero" franchise gets close to delivering that experience....
2.2

Review: Review: Army of Two: The Devil’s Cartel (Xbox 360, PS3)

Max Everingham
Relentlessly promoted for its apparently peerless co-op play by EA's PR army with a vigor that hoped to match the game's pace, a release like Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel (TDC) only really needs to do one thing really well: provide that peerless two-player co-operative gameplay experience. If it can do this, EA has a winner on its hands....
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4.4

Review: Borderlands

Max Everingham
The very first thing that Borderlands, from Gearbox Software, creators of the very successful Brothers in Arms series for Ubisoft, gets right are the playable ...
3.0

Review: Band Hero

Max Everingham
Music participation games, where you hold a replica instrument and try to press the various buttons in time with an onscreen sequence, have proven to be mas...
3.0

Review: Need for Speed: Shift

Max Everingham
Need for Speed: Shift is a complete re-think and redesign for Electronic Arts. Now far more of a 'serious' racing simulation game than the (superb and sorel...
3.0

Review: EyePet

Max Everingham
Virtual pets hit somewhat of an apex a few years ago with the brilliant Nintendogs on the DS handheld system, but they weren't the first and this new, exclu...
4.5

Review: Review: Guitar Hero Live

Leigh D. Stark
We've all had that dream at one point in time: start a band and be a rock star. Unfortunately, most of us will never get to live that dream, but the next generation of the "Guitar Hero" franchise gets close to delivering that experience....
2.2

Review: Review: Army of Two: The Devil’s Cartel (Xbox 360, PS3)

Max Everingham
Relentlessly promoted for its apparently peerless co-op play by EA's PR army with a vigor that hoped to match the game's pace, a release like Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel (TDC) only really needs to do one thing really well: provide that peerless two-player co-operative gameplay experience. If it can do this, EA has a winner on its hands....
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4.4

Review: Borderlands

Max Everingham
The very first thing that Borderlands, from Gearbox Software, creators of the very successful Brothers in Arms series for Ubisoft, gets right are the playable ...
3.0

Review: Band Hero

Max Everingham
Music participation games, where you hold a replica instrument and try to press the various buttons in time with an onscreen sequence, have proven to be mas...
3.0

Review: Need for Speed: Shift

Max Everingham
Need for Speed: Shift is a complete re-think and redesign for Electronic Arts. Now far more of a 'serious' racing simulation game than the (superb and sorel...
3.0

Review: EyePet

Max Everingham
Virtual pets hit somewhat of an apex a few years ago with the brilliant Nintendogs on the DS handheld system, but they weren't the first and this new, exclu...