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• PS3
• 85%
• Canada

• X360
• 84%
• Canada

Rocksmith 2014 Edition is the game that its predecessor should have been, even with some technical issues that persist. A great sequel that finally delivers on the concepts of learning guitar with your video game console.

• PS3
• 74%
• Canada

Knytt Underground continues the legacy of the franchise and brings another worthy addition to its niche genre.

• PC
• 83%
• Canada

A tremendous action RPG that can be fully enjoyed without costing you a cent with outstanding visual design and a tremendous character building system.

• PC
• 67%
• Canada

• PS3
• 74%
• Canada

I really enjoyed Beyond: Two Souls, much like I'd enjoy a good story in a TV series filled with actors on the form of their life. And that's the game's problem, it's so passive, I just didn't feel involved enough. Compared to Heavy Rain, it's rarely clear as to how or when you're affecting the plot or events. Nevertheless, it's hard to not recommend trying it for yourself.

• PS3
• 85%
• Canada

As is usually the case, this year's FIFA is a solid football game that any fan can enjoy. It doesn't offer anything groundbreaking, but it's difficult to deny the level of quality and polish on display.

• PC
• 68%
• Canada

You'll know what you�re in for from the very first scene. The Inner World is a charming point and click adventure, but there are already plenty of those out there.

• WIIU
• 70%
• Canada

A game where the style truly takes precedence over the substance, The Wonderful 101 may not be as fun to play as it is to watch, but after a few frustrating trial and error moments, those moments of harmony between gameplay and visuals can result to one of the best Wii U exclusives released thus far.

• X360
• 74%
• Canada

Foul play is a uniquely presented 2D brawler that has the potential to offer many hours worth of action.

• PS3
• 69%
• Canada

New tech ends up costing this soccer title more than it's worth. The FOX Engine may hold promise for the future, but PES 2014 is a setback for the franchise on current generation platforms.

• PS3
• 84%
• Canada

• PC
• 68%
• Canada

A Machine For Pigs represents a wonderful boost in visuals and sound for the franchise, but the loss of the horror game mechanics deals an almost fatal blow. It�s a pretty game, and occasionally even a scary game, but it's almost never a horrifying game.

• X360
• 64%
• Canada

Castle of Illusion would have been a more attractive purchase if the original game had been included for all. Instead, we�re left with an over-priced trip down memory lane. The unresponsive platforming and 3D sections somewhat spoil things, but there�s no denying this remake has buckets of charm for fans of the original.

• PC
• 85%
• Canada

• PC
• 64%
• Canada

Payday 2 makes a pretty poor first impression, and a bad bit of luck with randomized loot drops can really prolong that effect. Once the game grants you the right tools, there�s unique fun to be had with its messy version of team-based stealth, even if it comes in an ugly, glitchy package.

• PS3
• 80%
• Canada

NHL 14 is a rebound from last year's misstep, and brings fun back on the ice. It's the most feature-filled edition of the game during this generation, and if you've skipped the series in the last few years, it's well worth obtaining.

• X360
• 90%
• Canada

Rayman Legends feels even better than Origins. It speaks to players of all types and offers a gameplay experience that is an absolute treasure. Give Rayman Legends a few minutes and it will win you over too.