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Sonic and All-Stars Racing Transformed is a Sonic kart racer mashing up characters from different game series, but still somehow manages to be a solid, entertaining game... read now
Dead Island Riptide PS3 is at its best as compulsive as the first game, but don't play it alone - not because it's scary, but because you'll need friends to motivate you through the shoddier bits... read now
Tomb Raider PS3 introduces a new Lara Croft who isn't the heroine you used to know, but may well be the right Lara Croft for 2013... read now
Card Games: The Classics DS is less a swish night at Casino Royale and more 3AM at the all night Burger King... read now
Darksiders II 360 is a slick, entertaining adventure set in an interesting world which takes far too long to get where it's going... read now
May's Mysteries: The Secret of Dragonville DS falls flat in its attempts at whimsical charm, and will stand or fall on whether you like its specific brand of brainteaser or not... read now
Mystery Case Files: The Malgrave Incident Wii proves itself a cut above the average hidden object game... read now
House MD: The Official Game DS retains some of the TV show's wit but is otherwise a cheap and overly linear cash-in... read now
Borderlands 2 360 is a pretty much perfect sequel, a whole world packed with funny, violent adventures to have alone or with friends... read now
Iron Brigade XBLA 360 is as thoroughly charming as Double Fine's other games, but couldn't overcome this reviewer's difficulties with the tower defence genre... read now
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