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Review by Steve Farrelly @ 6th August, 2009

A great reimagining of a classic game that is marred only by it's lack of varied gameplay due to old-school gaming foundations. Replayability might be lax, but the fun isn't making this a game still worth checking out...

Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures: The Bogey Man Review (Score: 8.5/10)

Review by MikeBantick @ 5th August, 2009

The humour is still here, with genuine laugh out loud moments that will stay with you a long time, thank you Tell Tale Games, please revisit the W & G universe again.

Giana Sisters DS Review (Score: 9.0/10)

Review by James Cottee @ 5th August, 2009

The Giana Sisters come to the most popular game system on the planet. 80s veterans will be relieved to know that this remake is every bit as good as the original, and brings fresh innovation to a beloved classic.

Tales of Vesperia Review (Score: 9.0/10)

Review by Steve Farrelly @ 3rd August, 2009

Continuing the solid gameplay and story crafting Namco Bandai's Tales series is renowned for, Tales of Vesperia takes players on an epic journey with a host of great characters replete with solid micromanagement and an excellent battle system...

Wii Sports Resort Review (Score: 7.2/10)

Review by Dan @ 28th July, 2009

Wii Sports Resort is a worthwhile purchase for anyone that loved the first Wii Sports - it's a fun party game and once again so simple, everyone can play. As disappointed as we are at what this game fails to include, it's hard to deny the fun you can still have with what is on offer. Solo gamers however, might want to exercise more caution.

Battlefield 1943 Review (Score: 9.0/10)

Review by KostaAndreadis @ 17th July, 2009

Although it's difficult to comment on whether the changes and omissions will keep the game still feeling fresh in the months to come, one thing is certainly clear, as of now, Battlefield 1943 is brilliant fun.

Star Ocean: The Last Hope Review (Score: 6.0/10)

Review by KostaAndreadis @ 13th July, 2009

Another typical eastern RPG that attempts to shift things up with a science-fiction foundation, but fails to ultimately grab the player on a narrative level. However, a solid battlle and levelling system will keep micro-managers and grinders coming back for more...

Indiana Jones and the staff of kings Review (Score: 4.5/10)

Review by MikeBantick @ 10th July, 2009

This game had the potential to be a new Fate of Atlantis, and if A2M had concentrated on making this a spruced up point and click adventure, with better puzzles and dropping the repetitive dodgy action elements, our score would have been much higher.

The Sims 3 Review (Score: 8.8/10)

Review by MikeBantick @ 7th July, 2009

EA haven’t fiddled with this engrossing life simulator, well, simulator of a life where he with the most toys wins, rather than a life fulfilled by spiritual or knowledge expansion. Newcomers will find a game that engrosses, is hard to fault in polish, and will definitely suck up a significant portion of real-world life.

Fallout 3: Point Lookout Review (Score: 9.0/10)

Review by Steve Farrelly @ 2nd July, 2009

The fourth instalment in the post-release Fallout 3 DLC series, Point Lookout, introduces players to an all-new area with a different look and vibe as well as new enemies, plenty of goodies and a lot of ground to explore. This is the best new content available for the game, so be sure to check it out...

Red Faction: Guerrilla Review (Score: 7.5/10)

Review by Steve Farrelly @ 22nd June, 2009

THQ's Red Faction redefines the franchise and takes it into bold new territory; offering a new spin on the open-world sandbox movement with fully destructible environments and an incredible sense of freedom...

Monster Hunter Freedom Unite Review (Score: 9.5/10)

Review by James Cottee @ 19th June, 2009

At face value, the new Monster Hunter has a lot in common with Fallout 3. It's awesome, for one thing, and set in a huge game-world that offers well over 100 hours of addictive gameplay. There's a staggering range of both ranged and melee weapons to choose from, all with specialised powers and perks...

Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures: Muzzled! Review (Score: 8.1/10)

Review by MikeBantick @ 19th June, 2009

Time for the folk at West Wallaby Way to embark on the third of their four episodic Grand Adventures. This time around however events move away from town a little further than before.

Prototype Review (Score: 6.7/10)

Review by Dan @ 17th June, 2009

The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction and the Spider-man games; a sandbox free-roaming action title with a huge host of new character abilities the freedom of newIP allows. You are Alex Mercer, a victim of science experiments gone catastrophically wrong that have left you mutated with a host of superhuman powers and an unfortunate bout of memory loss.

Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures: The Last Resort Review (Score: 8.5/10)

Review by MikeBantick @ 10th June, 2009

The second of four planned Wallace & Gromit’s Grand Adventures has been released, and returning for this episode are the titular bumbling inventor and his faithful hound.

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