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Uncharted 3: Drake’s fortune is a strong sequel with several great features. Campaign wise the gameplay matches up to that of Uncharted 2. There are plenty of excuses to go globetrotting and the amazing set pieces from the last game show up again with new twists. Jumping out of a plane with no parachute is as fun as it sounds. New features include the ability to throw back grenades and a more complex hand-to-hand…
Mysteries of the Sith is a decent expansion pack to one of the more memorable Jedi romps of yesteryear. Hopping into the game, you'll find it starts off in a similar vain to it's predecessor, before taking a turn for the weird, wonderful and occasionally confusing. If reds and yellows were the colours for Jedi Knight, then purples are the new choice for this slightly shorter add-on. The designers updated the engine…
Read the full review Star Wars: Jedi Knight - Mysteries of the Sith
Lightsabers are brutal instruments of death. If I saw somebody with one of those whilst I was walking down the street to pick up a carton of milk I would run and only when safe would I bother to get my phone out to call the army. You can get fried by just touching those things. Kids, stay safe, avoid lightsabers. Avoiding Jedi Knight isn't necessary, even though it might not be superb by today's standards. Dark…
Read the full review Star Wars: Jedi Knight - Dark Forces II
It's a testament to how good Max Payne is that the developers even considered creating a mobile version. Max has gracefully aged and all of the components of the original have remained intact. The levels are exactly the same, the cut-scenes remain, even the main screen complete with the theme tune remain in this version. Max Payne reminds us that there are quality games made ten years ago that still hold up today.…
Read the full review Slight control issues marginally shackle a superb narrative
