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• PS3
• 87%
• Canada

• X360
• 82%
• Canada

• PC
• 81%
• Canada

Even though it feels familiar, the great dialogue and improved enemy variety make this sequel feel fresh enough to entice fans of the original and newcomers alike.

• X360
• 76%
• Canada

• X360
• 79%
• Canada

• PS3
• 78%
• Canada

• X360
• 81%
• Canada

The improvements outweigh the drawbacks in UFC Undisputed 3. Yukes has created the definitive MMA experience up to this point. While I'm looking forward to seeing how an EA published UFC game stacks up, I'm also a little sad that we will not see Yukes get another shot at the franchise.

• PC
• 84%
• Canada

• X360
• 60%
• Canada

It's the instances of frustratingly poor design that really sour the experience of Deadlight, and there's nothing here that really differentiates it from its numerous sources of inspiration. Still, as far as the over-saturated market of zombie games goes, Deadlight really is a beautiful apocalypse to explore, nailing the tone and feeling of its place, time and scenario.

• PC
• 83%
• Canada

• X360
• 59%
• Canada

A worse game in nearly every way to the originals. It�s sad to say, but pass on this one.

• PC
• 66%
• Canada

• PC
• 78%
• Canada

• PS3
• 75%
• Canada

The simple gameplay manages to be fun despite offering little challenge other than hunting down all the hidden items; and the welcome inclusion of an open-world map extends the game beyond the usual level replays. The high production values really help it stand out from the crowd too, although we've come to expect that from the Traveller's Tales studio.

• PS3
• 62%
• Canada

• PS3
• 60%
• Canada

• PS3
• 63%
• Canada

Rainbow Moon's story is a one note tune, its visuals are a little bland and its design revolves around a monotonous grind. But there's an enjoyable strategy-RPG nestled within. One that harkens back to the origins of the genre with a gleeful grin on its slightly demented, cartoony face, sure to please anyone who remains nostalgic about the JRPG's of yesteryear.

• X360
• 45%
• Canada

Cyanide certainly had some interesting ideas about where to take the series within the medium of videogames. Yet their success in crafting an intriguing story arc, which is sure to be loved by series fans, is counterbalanced by the crushing failure of its disappointing gameplay mechanics and aesthetic makeup. Tyrion Lannister may just find a tender spot in his heart for this one.