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Lost in Shadow
In Lost in Shadow you play as the shadow of a boy, cut apart from his body and thrown from the top of a tower to the ground below
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Back to the Future: It's About Time
Back to the Future: It's About Time begins in 1986, when Doc's disappearance from the "present" is starting to have repercussions throughout Hill Valley
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Dead Rising 2: Case West
Because of the drab trappings of a medical facility, the items found in Case West are a far cry from the insane zombie-slaying fare found in each of the previous games
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Raskulls
Raskulls review: Having crash-landed their ship on the Raskulls' home planet, Captain J. Turncoat and his gang of evil Pirats set off in search of a new power source
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LittleBigPlanet 2
LittleBigPlanet 2 review: While all old LittleBigPlanet objects and the majority of user-created levels will function in the sequel, some fresh tools unlock all sorts of new potential
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Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Vietnam
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Vietnam review: a compact return to the series' roots
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Golden Sun: Dark Dawn
Golden Sun: Dark Dawn features a detailed world full of interesting characters and factions
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Pinball FX 2: Marvel Pinball
Pinball FX 2: Marvel Pinball on XBox 360 features some of the comic book titan's biggest and best known franchises
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Front Mission Evolved
Mechs invade Xbox 360 and PS3, courtesy of Square-Ennix: but are they killer machines, or bumbling toasters?
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Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom
Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom: Good musical score, inventive puzzles, interesting story, budget price
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Epic Mickey
Epic Mickey for Nintendo Wii has creative side-scrolling sequences but the gameplay is alternately boring and frustrating
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World of Warcraft Cataclysm
World of Warcraft: Cataclysm review: Prepare for the latest WoW expansion to suck you in
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Splatterhouse
Splatterhouse review: Namco's retro beat 'em up has been given a fresh lick of paint
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Donkey Kong Country Returns
Side-scrolling action game Donkey Kong Country Returns on Nintendo Wii has a superb stage design, but it's not without its flaws
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Michael Jackson: The Experience
Michael Jackson: The Experience review for Nintendo Wii
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Fighters Uncaged
Fighter Uncaged review: Kinect's first fighting game falls flat on its face
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Gran Turismo 5
Gran Turismo 5 on PS3 features over 1000 real-world cars, a huge roster of real-world tracks -- you can even build your own tracks!
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Mubi movie streaming service
Mubi review: An independent movie streaming service for the PlayStation 3
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