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Ico & Shadow of the Colossus
Revisiting them, I was a little afraid of disappointment, but the games turned out to be just as great as I remember; the only letdown is the remaster itself.
by Daniel McKleinfeld
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning
Ultimately, if you want to do everything, but be good at nothing, Reckoning is your game.
by Aaron Riccio
Gotham City Impostors
It's a fine, albeit bare-bones multiplayer experience that grapples between the seriousness of the post-modern FPS title and a wacky Silver Age-era comic book.
by Kyle Lemmon
SoulCalibur V
SoulCalibur is a durable wooden sword when it could be a gleaming ring blade.
by Kyle Lemmon
Resident Evil: Revelations
A true aesthetic homerun, with Capcom delivering an astounding level of detail to every inch of the game's smaller-scale environment.
by Mike LeChevallier
Jak and Daxter Collection
Naughty Dog's Jak and Daxter trilogy pushed the platforming genre to its limits in the early 2000s.
by Kyle Lemmon
Final Fantasy XIII-2
It's ironic that FFXIII-2, a game dealing heavily with repairing errors in time, is the Final Fantasy chapter that has presumably mended the severed ties between Square Enix and its closest followers.
by Mike LeChevallier
Max & the Magic Marker
Though Max & the Magic Marker seems like a game perfectly suited to the DS, this version is a hash.
by Daniel McKleinfeld
NFL Blitz
The crack-like and Pokémon-esque method of earning players aside, NFL Blitz's biggest fumble is in its extremely flawed match-making experience.
by Aaron Riccio
Metal Gear Solid HD Collection
The series's convoluted scripts and bizarre twists of logic, especially for Sons of Liberty, are excusable once you consider the complete picture.
by Kyle Lemmon
Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword
Nintendo does something that commonly causes other developers to quiver: challenging themselves and their audience rather than the competition.
by Mike LeChevallier
GoldenEye 007: Reloaded
A missed opportunity, GoldenEye 007: Reloaded is a mess of a game that's inferior to both the Wii version and the original N64 classic.
by Ryan Aston
Kirby's Return to Dreamland
It triumphantly tacks on some sensational rims that make this vehicle one of the better efforts to spotlight the rotund, rose-hued warrior in the past decade.
by Mike LeChevallier
Saints Row: The Third
Extremely juvenile and extremely smart, Saints Row: The Third is insane, wonderful, and an honest contender for Game of the Year.
by Ryan Aston
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Top Games
Week Ending February 11, 2012
- Final Fantasy XIII-2: PS3
- Final Fantasy XIII-2: Xbox 360
- SoulCalibur V: PS3
- SoulCalibur V: Xbox 360
- Metal Gear Solid HD Collection: PS3
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3: PS3
- Just Dance 3: Wii
- Mario Kart 7: 3DS
- Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3: Xbox 360
- Zumba Fitness: Wii
