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• PC
• 77%
• Canada

• PC
• 76%
• Canada

• PS3
• 45%
• Canada

Dust 514 has a long, uphill battle to face before it can justify its own existence. In a few ways, it�s a refreshing change of pace from the typical FPS, but its execution is lacking. CCP has a good track record of supporting their games, but when that's the best thing to be said for a title, then it�s best to give it a wide berth.

• X360
• 67%
• Canada

While there are many things Capsized does right, the core gameplay consistently feels underwhelming. Uninteresting combat and unreliable physics hold the game back from its true potential.

• WIIU
• 60%
• Canada

• PC
• 72%
• Canada

• WIIU
• 75%
• Canada

A few leftover mechanics keeps this from reaching the same level of hardcore platformers today, but Nintendo's throwback to oldschool difficulty is still appreciated, and certainly recommended.

• PC
• 68%
• Canada

Not a particularly remarkable or lengthy game, but still worth picking up if you're a Shadowrun fan or just looking for a good narrative to fill the hours.

• PC
• 45%
• Canada

Not recommended to either fans of arena shooters or fans of the film. Everyone else should skip this title by default - it is sadly the stereotypical game adaptation that most gamers dread.

• PS3
• 73%
• Canada

• PC
• 20%
• Canada

One of the worst retail releases in years, let alone for nearly full price, Ride to Hell: Retribution is ineffable in every aspect.

• PC
• 76%
• Canada

Fans of MotoGP should be thrilled to finally have a new release that celebrates their sport. It's a solid sim and one that might even attract some new fans to the world of motorbike racing.

• PS3
• 66%
• Canada

Given the lack of gameplay shown before release, we were worried about this one. But Deadpool manages to come out the other side with a swagger. You wouldn�t want to admit it, but you�ll have a fun weekend, if not one you�ll remember for long.

• PS3
• 70%
• Canada

Make no mistake, Remember Me is certainly flawed in many ways--mostly in its gameplay--but it still has flashes of a good game. While difficult to recommend, players in search of a different kind of AAA game may enjoy it as a short term distraction.

• PS3
• 70%
• Canada

Surprisingly brief, but admittedly cheaper than most Move titles at launch. The overly simple gameplay is clearly aimed at a younger audience, but the impressive tech on display will pull in the adults too.

• X360
• 83%
• Canada

• PS3
• 83%
• Canada

The Last of Us is a worthwhile stealth survival experience with high production values and solid gameplay design, as Naughty Dog prove once again that they are very capable of creating great experiences on the PlayStation 3.

• PC
• 83%
• Canada

Grid 2 is a game that is fairly strong across the board, yet doesn't excel in any particular area. Some fans may be disappointed with changes made since the first game, but I wasn't, and there is enough appeal here for new players to give it a test drive.