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Remember how you were all ready to hate Syndicate for not being an isometric strategy game? You might want to reconsider.
SWTOR scoots in just under the wire with a late December release date.
Forza 4 might not be filled with a ton of huge surprises, but that didn't make my time with it any less exciting.
Gears of War 3 is a fantastic follow-up that answers important questions about the nature of the Gears universe while backing it all up with an even bigger, better multiplayer…
Driver: San Francisco takes the series in a supernatural direction with surprisingly exciting results.
Bodycount has a few solid ideas buried underneath layers and layers of boring gameplay.
Even if you completely disregarded Street Fighter III upon its initial release, Third Strike Online Edition is still worth checking out.
The world of Deus Ex: Human Revolution is absolutely worth seeing, and that trumps any of the little issues that pop up along the way.
You won't find another game on the market that's quite like Catherine, but it fumbles too frequently to work.
If you've been unable to play online, there's something we can all do about it.
Jeff: E3 2010 Most Anticipated Games
As Supergiant's first game nears its release date, we figured it'd be worth taking a look back at how it all came together.
It's exactly what it sounds like and also... pretty different.
Experiencing video viewing issues? Let's get this solved.
Though some aspects of it are short-lived, there are enough great multiplayer moments in Trenched to make it worth your while.
Duke Nukem Forever is a sad mess of a game, but hey, at least it finally came out, right?
We've made a choice!
A dual-stick shooter from an unlikely source delivers destruction and a whole lot of skidding.
A ton of options and an attention to detail make this one look like a dream come true for longtime fighting game fans.
No mining? Up-close melee attacks? And what about Earth?
Better get your SCUBA gear.
Jonathan Mak's next game is an NGP exclusive and it looks quite good.
It's not quite a Feisar origin story, but Wipeout 2048 brings futuristic "street" racing to the NGP.
The train has rematerialized to discuss Nintendo's impending eShop release.