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Vancouver 2010 falls short of reviving the Winter Olympics' video game legacy, with standout graphics but lacking depth in gameplay.

MAG's bold promise of 256-player battles in a future PMC war zone is marred by lag and unclear gameplay, despite its ambitious scope.

Although the colour palettes used are bright and vibrant, it's the detail and overall realism of the graphics that seem to be lacking.

The hotly anticipated sequel to BioWare's 2007 space opera epic is here, and for the most part it has been well worth the wait.

If there's one console that's particularly suited to gameshow titles, it's the Wii. It's a social console after all.

SOCOM: Fireteam Bravo 3 takes PSP action to new heights, blending intense gameplay with deep weapon customisation for an unmatched experience.

The game is graphically sharp, the environment is imaginatively realised and there is plenty of variety to soak up on the journey.

God of War III dazzles with epic scale and classic myth, offering a jaw-dropping PS3 experience despite familiar gameplay.

Final Fantasy XIII dazzles with unmatched visuals and a gripping narrative, setting a new standard for the RPG genre.

Diving into Eraserhead's labyrinth will leave you questioning if cinema has ever been as eerily bizarre. A Lynch classic that defies norms.

Family Guy lampoons Star Wars again with 'Something, Something, Something Darkside', blending iconic sci-fi with irreverent humour.

Dark Void soars high on promises but crash-lands with monotonous gameplay and lacklustre presentation, marking a disappointing debut for Airtight Games.

I would hope that the game feels better to play on a PC or PSP, but I really cannot recommend Blood Bowl to anybody. It hurts.

Bayonetta dazzles with combat finesse yet stumbles on fetishistic portrayal and repetitive gameplay, leaving its brilliance dimmed.

SEGA's Aliens vs. Predator to release multiplayer demo on Xbox Live and PlayStation Network, offering deathmatch mode across species.

Apart from the Game Boy advance release of Tekken Advance in 2001, the Tekken series has always been made exclusively for the PlayStation brand.

No more accidents on the carpet and hefty vet bills! Imagine a future where household pets are virtual entities that exist within your home.

Activision's much-touted Hero franchise has returned in time for the Christmas season, with perhaps the most intriguing addition to the series yet in DJ Hero.

New Star Trek film dazzles with action-packed freshness, appealing to newcomers while dividing purists. JJ Abrams' reboot energises the classic.

Soosiz review: A gravity-defying platformer with innovative mechanics, offering a blend of challenge and simplicity. Master 65 levels across 7 worlds!.