New Game Network

• X360
• 92%
• Canada

Should you have fond memories of gaming's 2D era, FEZ will undoubtedly leave you with a smile on your face and a warm fuzz in your heart. And yet it is so much more than simple nostalgia, as it deftly blends the old, with fresh new ideas of perspective shifting platforming.

• PS3
• 64%
• Canada

GST2 has solid ball-thwacking mechanics and some killer drop shots, but in other areas the game feels a distant second best to Virtua Tennis 4. If you're simply after a pick up and play experience, both games will serve you well. But if you want a lasting career experience I'd stick with Virtua Tennis 4.

• X360
• 65%
• Canada

As gaming experiences, Silent Hill 2 and 3 are still great titles and more than worth the price of admission for newcomers. Silent Hill 2 especially is a marvelous demonstration in cultivating a truly terrifying videogame atmosphere, putting the recent series installments to shame. Yet the careless treatment with which they have been re-mastered into the HD era and the number of technical problems introduced into this re-working is as unsettling as the content itself.

• PC
• 66%
• Canada

• PC
• 64%
• Canada

• PS3
• 79%
• Canada

A successful reboot of this niche football genre, FIFA Street brings the tricks and skills of back alley players of the world to your living room. With mostly solid gameplay and a variety of modes, it is easily recommended to football fans looking for something different.

• PS3
• 90%
• Canada

Whether you care to examine the thematic underpinnings of this adventure or simply appreciate the audio-visual treats on offer, it is undeniable that Journey is something unique. Dig under its surface and you have an experience that says something rather profound about videogame adventures.

• PS3
• 85%
• Canada

• PS3
• 80%
• Canada

Not for the faint of heart, MLB 12 The Show knows exactly who its target audience is - and fans of baseball will absolutely not be disappointed.

• X360
• 86%
• Canada

This is a successful return for the franchise. Capitalizing on the aspects that made it a hit in the past while bringing me features to the table, SSX is as tricky as ever.

• PS3
• 74%
• Canada

• X360
• 84%
• Canada

• PC
• 85%
• Canada

Once you get past the not-too-steep learning curve, RO 2 will provide fans of realistic war-themed shooters hours of very high quality entertainment that can't readily be found elsewhere.

• PC
• 74%
• Canada

The bloom, boss battles, locations and jerky weapon handling harm an otherwise decent single player shooter. It borrows ideas from many games but only really defines itself with the co-op. Co-op is action heavy with several good teamwork elements.

• X360
• 76%
• Canada

• X360
• 75%
• Canada

American Nightmare feels like a great attempt to find a middle ground between a full retail release and the DLC chapters of Alan Wake. An improved combat system and the addition of a horde mode address complaints of simplicity and replayability that the original title received, though fans of Alan Wake's story may feel that the game simply doesn't move forward enough.

• PS3
• 68%
• Canada

• X360
• 68%
• Canada

Warp is exactly the kind of experience XBLA was made for in the first place, but in this modern day where an abundance of creativity is often coupled with brilliant production values, it doesn't quite match up to the current cream of the crop. Although it does have a gummy-bear-loving adorably gelatinous alien protagonist!