An excellent entry in the franchise, The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds should be in every 3DS owner’s library.

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Battlefield 4 is an exceptional game – if you can get past the crashes.

Read more "Battlefield 4 Review – A Tale of Two manshooters"

Easy to pick up and hard to put down, find out what makes the game so fun in our Resogun Review.

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AquaPazza provides a dream matchup of characters that are most likely unfamiliar to the Western audience, thus relying on its fighting engine to win fans.

Read more "AquaPazza Review – An Alleged Dream Matchup"

Infinity Ward’s first next gen title, Call of Duty: Ghosts, has high aspirations of being an epic game, but fall short in execution.

Read more "Call of Duty: Ghosts Review – Not quite epic"

Bioshock Infinite’s return to Rapture tries to mix new and old, and finds a balance between two worlds… somewhere.

Read more "Bioshock Infinite: Burial At Sea Review – A Horrible Fate For A Man"

Deponia was good, Chaos on Deponia was better. Find out how the trilogy ends on a high note in our Goodbye Deponia review.

Read more "Goodbye Deponia Review – Taking the series to new heights"

After a long wait, Ace Attorney Dual Destinies is here, but it feels just a little too familiar.

Read more "Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies Review – The King of Torts Returns"

In WWE 2K14, nostalgia can take you only so far.

Read more "WWE 2K14 Review: Ain’t nothing like the real thing"