Ms. Splosion Man (Guides)

Splosion Man is trapped. Can his pink, bow-wearing, gender-opposite counterpart save him?

L.A. Noire (FAQs)

L.A. Noire is a staggering technological achievement, offering up a fantastically detailed open world, a hugely engrossing story, varied gameplay and some of the best acting performances ever to appear in a game. More impressively, all of its parts work together beautifully, creating an immensely fun adventure that’s worth replaying at least once.

FEAR 3 (Guides)

FEAR 3 is a mixed package: a competent but bland single-player campaign, plus a considerably better co-op campaign, along with some creatively fantastic multiplayer modes.

Call of Duty: Black Ops (FAQs)

With the hype and excitement surrounding Treyarch's first Call of Duty where they aren't bound by a World War II setting, it's a shame that they went for more of the same MW2. This isn't say it's poor but personally I feel they've missed an opportunity to really stamp their authority with Black Ops. Still, as a complete package with a great story, strong FPS action and a killer multiplayer mode, Black Ops remains unmissable.

Deadly Premonition (Guides)

This disturbing looking action-horror game is about one man trying to solve a series of murders in a town filled with off-putting characters and locales.

Duke Nukem Forever (FAQs)

After 14 years in development, it’s finally here, and it's… a disappointingly by-the-numbers comeback for one of gaming's most iconic heroes.

Red Faction: Armageddon (Guides)

Don't expect an experience similar to Red Faction: Guerrilla and you might just enjoy yourself with Armageddon. It's a linear cave-crawl, but the weapons are amazing and the alien swarms provide many intense situations. The vehicle sections are all badass.

L.A. Noire (FAQs)

L.A. Noire is a staggering technological achievement, offering up a fantastically detailed open world, a hugely engrossing story, varied gameplay and some of the best acting performances ever to appear in a game. More impressively, all of its parts work together beautifully, creating an immensely fun adventure that’s worth replaying at least once.

Outland (Guides)

Stealing from the best to become the best.

Call of Duty: Black Ops (FAQs)

With the hype and excitement surrounding Treyarch's first Call of Duty where they aren't bound by a World War II setting, it's a shame that they went for more of the same MW2. This isn't say it's poor but personally I feel they've missed an opportunity to really stamp their authority with Black Ops. Still, as a complete package with a great story, strong FPS action and a killer multiplayer mode, Black Ops remains unmissable.

Portal 2 (Guides)

This time around, GLaDOS' reign of physics-bending tyranny is a whole new cube game. In fact it's going to make Portal look like a trailer for the main event.

Mortal Kombat (2011) (FAQs)

A successful sequel that both reboots and redeems the wayward series, though it’s not a flawless victory. Character balance, inconsistent detection and a stingy coin reward system drag down an otherwise bloody good time.

Marvel vs Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds (FAQs)

One of the most requested games of all time is finally on its way. Expect over-the-top special moves and reality crushing combos to usher in a new era of curly moustaches, Pringles chips and disparaging comments about the Knicks.

Gears of War 3 (Guides)

The Gears of War trilogy ends in epic style, as Marcus Fenix and fellow roid rage chums take on alien evil doers in new jungle and underwater sections. The Locust don't stand a chance

Medal of Honor (FAQs)

Medal of Honor's campaign is well-scripted and well-acted, and parts of it are superbly nerve-racking, but its uninventive missions and premature ending left us wanting. The multiplayer, however, is a different game. No, it's actually a different game, and it's what DICE does best. If you've tired of CoD, Medal of Honor might be just the medicine you need.

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II (Guides)

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II takes nearly every complaint we had about the original and fixes it or gives us something better. We finally feel like a proper, force-wielding one-man army. It’s still short and doesn’t take us on a truly grand tour of the Star Wars universe, but the storytelling holds up in quality and fits right in to the existing mythology.

SHIFT 2 Unleashed (FAQs)

While Shift 2 is unlikely to woo the arcade crowd over to simulation racing, it’s remedied one of the genre’s biggest problems, a crushing obsession with technical realism over the actual realism of racing.

Crysis 2 (Guides)

Crysis 2 has possibly the best-looking console graphics in history. The single-player campaign is pretty good, with some genuinely spectacular set pieces, while the multiplayer is flat-out fantastic, providing a fresh experience that lets you blend playstyles at will.