Attack of the Fanboy

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Medal of Honor Warfighter seems content to keep up with the competition instead of offering anything new. A short campaign isn't as gripping as the original, and multiplayer mileage may vary.

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Don't be surprised if Dishonored is in the conversation for GOTY 2012. Arkane Studios' first game is one of the best titles of the year in almost every facet.

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EA Canada didn't issue any groundbreaking changes to FIFA 13 but that doesn't mean this isn't the best version of the franchise to date. EA is at the top of their game with Soccer in FIFA 13.

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Meaningful changes to core gameplay features and modes make this one of the best Madden titles in recent memory.

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If you loved or even liked the original Darksiders, you'd be out of your mind not to pick this one up. Vigil's second effort is better than the original in every way imaginable.

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Hit and miss servers at the game's launch didn't help Hybrid, but as the launch week wore on they seemed to become more stable. Shooter fans that are looking for a change from the normal will definitely find solace in Hybrid, but if you're happy with more traditional offerings, this one might not win you over immediately.

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I don't see any real reason that anyone would enjoy The Expendables 2 Video Game other than an undying love of Sylvester Stallone. There's a lot of poorly implemented gameplay mechanics in this game that make it as much of a throwback as the actors in the upcoming movie. If you really have an cooperative itch to scratch, there are much better alternatives out there.

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For Suda fans, Lollipop Chainsaw will be another title that'll quickly live up to your high expectations. A presentation and soundtrack that takes you well away from gaming's conventions.

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There's just a wealth of content in this latest title. From split-screen multiplayer to joyride modes, there's plenty of things to do and see in DiRT Showdown that aren't just rehashed content from DiRT 3.

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Definitely a game that goes outside of the popular conventions that twitch based shooters adhere to, Ghost Recon Future Soldier has alot to offer for gamers who prefer their shooters of the more cerebral nature.

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Rockstar did Remedy well in this reboot, and its a game that is sure to please longtime fans of the franchise, and snag some new ones as well.

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If you are a die hard sniper enthusiast, you might want to pick this up on sale or after the price drops. It’s unfortunate really, the game was a few hours and a couple of design adjustments away from being a bit of a relief in a pretty cluttered genre.

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It’s got more content than you’ll find in games 3x the price, and it’s better made than most of them.

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The Witcher 2 is one of the most mature role-playing games that we've ever come across. An incredible branching storyline, stunning graphics, and challenging combat system make it a must play.

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Depending on your tolerance for an utter lack of direction from the game, you'll either love or hate Fez. There's really no middle ground. Most of the puzzles come off feeling as inside jokes that you won't likely get, and with little to no guidance from the developers of your Journey, Fez comes off feeling a bit uninspired.

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It’s not perfect, and it doesn’t even really feel like a Ridge Racer game, but Unbounded is one of the best arcade racers in years. It’s nice to see that publishers aren’t completely abandoning the genre, and with some luck, others will follow BugBear’s lead and continue to evolve long running franchises in meaningful ways.

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The complaints are minor in Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations making this one of the best versions of the fighter. The pick up and play 3D fighter is easy to learn, hard to master, and beautiful throughout.

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Armored Core V feels, well, like an Armored Core game. Graphics don’t feel like they were improved as much as the online infrastructure has been, and at times, some of the single player missions can feel a little mundane.