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Metal Gear Solid HD
Metal Gear Solid: HD Collection is the best value HD remake available
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$ 79.00
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City (Preview)
The iconic survival horror franchise returns as a fully-fledged third person shooter.
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TBA
GoldenEye 007: Reloaded
Robust multiplayer but an inconsistent story reminds us of the GoldenEye of yore
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$ 99.00
Need For Speed: The Run
An enjoyable racing game that's unfortunately still plagued by bugs
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$ 79.99
Lightspeed i-Helicopter
i-Helicopter review: A remote control helicopter that works with your iPhone or Android phone
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$ 60.00
Dynasty Warriors 7: Xtreme Legends
Because it doesn’t rock the boat in any way, Xtreme Legends is a very easy game to recommend
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$ 39.99
Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary
Halo's remake hasn’t done much to push the envelope, but it’s a good stop-gap filler
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$ 59.00
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
A vast, varied, unique and complex role-playing game
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$ 89.95
Battlefield 3
EA’s latest blockbuster is two distinct games -- excellent, complex multiplayer and simple, short but fun single player
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$ 109.95
Battlefield 3
A sloppy single-player campaign met with matchless multiplayer makes for an unbalanced first-person shooter experience
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$ 99.95
Batman: Arkham City
Even Batman himself would be proud of the gameplay of Arkham City
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$ 109.95
Just Dance 3
Just Dance 3 is a must have for people who enjoy casual or party games
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$ 79.95
Pro Evolution Soccer 2012
Smooth, complex, but thin on proper content
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$ 99.95
Madden NFL 12
It’s good to see EA continue to service the niches with its sports titles
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$ 99.95
From Dust
From Dust is a wonderful piece of interactive art which rarely feels game-like
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$ 19.95
NHL 12
NHL 12 review: NHL 12 is a very impressive title, with spot-on physics, plenty of different ways to play and a very robust online play
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$ 99.95
Dead Island
Bugs and a poor single-player experience mean that Dead Island is definitely a game for two or more players
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$ 99.95
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Trilogy
After years of 'modern' shooters that try and copy Call of Duty wholesale, it's a good time to re-release the original Splinter Cell games
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$ 49.95
Deus Ex: Human Revolution
There are shadows of the excellent original Deus Ex in this high-quality prequel
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$ 99.95
Dynasty Warriors: Gundam 3 (PS3)
Dynasty Warriors: Gundam 3 (PS3) review: A must-have for all Gundam fans
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$ 99.95
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