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• X360
• 63%
• Canada

Duke Nukem Forever contains only the faintest shreds of Duke�s former greatness and personality, instead replacing it with borrowed gameplay concepts and a slew of tired jokes.

• PC
• 70%
• Canada

• X360
• 77%
• Canada

Child of Eden is an enjoyable trip for those hoping to dive into an experience that touches the senses. This title does fall short in the length department, being thin on content. Regardless, you will be coming back to increase your score and relive old levels.

• X360
• 79%
• Canada

For a fighting title this game does very well, and fans will keep themselves occupied trying to master the various characters' moves and play styles. It may turn some gamers to the genre if Street Fighter was never their cup of tea.

• PS3
• 77%
• Canada

Motorstorm Apocalypse brings a distinctive feature to the series, alongside the classic gameplay, that sets it apart from the previous titles. If not for the game's empty multiplayer, this would have been a complete racing package for fans of destruction.

• X360
• 79%
• Canada

• PC
• 71%
• Canada

• X360
• 85%
• Canada

This is a great and cheap side-scroller. There's also lots of replayability with a huge variety of enemies, weapons, and combos. The biggest turn offs are the difficulty and violence. If you're not ready for that, then you're not ready for Dishwasher.

• PC
• 89%
• Canada

• X360
• 65%
• Canada

Dead to Rights: Retribution is a mindless action game, and does that well, unfortunately it doesn't do much else. It lacks interesting objectives and level design. Players most likely won't see much replayability in this title, but it's worth a rental.

• X360
• 81%
• Canada

• PC
• 90%
• Canada

Shogun 2 is an excellent and cohesive package that is also remarkably diverse thanks to its extremely well implemented real-time and turn based components

• X360
• 60%
• Canada

The load time suck, the Hell Mask is annoying, and the sin is just way overdone. Go for it, if all of this is excusable for buckets of blood and some good metal. Otherwise, keep your kids away.

• PC
• 78%
• Canada

Barely managing to set itself apart from the original, Shift 2 Unleashed is a barebones sequel that brings almost no significant elements to the franchise. It's still a decent racer for the uninitiated, but there's too little value here to recommend it to Shift owners.

• PC
• 86%
• Canada

• X360
• 72%
• Canada

As a new IP, Homefront plays it very safe and as a result is a pretty drab affair. There's certainly potential here. With better characterization and a longer, more memorable campaign, Homefront could have been so much more. Multiplayer just about saves it, but in an online world ruled by COD and Battlefield it may struggle to stay afloat. If developers learn from their mistakes and affirm Homefront's own identity, we may well see a change in fortunes in the future.

• X360
• 70%
• Canada

If you just want a good time, Warriors of Rock is worth a rental. Play through songs and enjoy them. It's especially good for those with good taste in heavy metal.

• PC
• 75%
• Canada

Dragon Age 2 is a decent RPG in its own right. However, as the game is a sequel to the superior Origins, it simply pales in comparison. Some players may appreciate the changes introduced, but most will be left disappointed with this rushed and oversimplified sequel.