
Enter the Matrix Review: A Solid Companion Piece, Not a Game Changer
A tale of Niobe and Ghost within the Matrix, wherein bullet-time and hacking combine to aid a great war against the machines.

Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.

A tale of Niobe and Ghost within the Matrix, wherein bullet-time and hacking combine to aid a great war against the machines.

A sequel wherein Ghat and Rimat fight together amid a strange realm of beasts and wonders, rendered with a terrible beauty.

A motion-sensitive skateboard controller promises pure skating, but Tony Hawk: Ride's detection and modes fall short of its bold premise.

A tale of Thor's hammer and realms: a review of Thor: God of Thunder, wherein combat and story diverge.

A new mutant must choose between the X-Men and the Brotherhood in this tale of San Francisco's divided streets, a story thin upon its own promises.

Ken's Rage 2 piles enemies thick and drops shouts from old fights, trading spectacle for pure, swift action.

A tale of a tank, a vast arsenal of arms, and a city laid waste—this arcade shooter's home port suffers a grave fall.

A criminal empire rises in 1920s Atlantic City, built shop by shop, fight by fight — a tale of greed and ruin.

A tale of the Grid: Anon, a security program, battles Clu's war amid a crumbling system of light.

A grim tale of mud and blood: Verdun, a multiplayer shooter set amid the horrors of the Great War.

A vast farm awaits your plow in Farming Simulator 15, a game of quiet toil, licensed machinery, and snowy fields.

A festival of amiibo figures, wherein villager happiness is measured by points, yet the game itself remains thin and wanting.
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