Game Reviews8.2/10
SoulCalibur IV Rewrites Its Roster and Keeps Its Edge
SoulCalibur IV brings new fighters, weapons, and a story mode to PS3 and X360, shaking up the long-running fighting series.
CLAY TRIBUNE / THE ARCHIVE
Tag: PS3
Game Reviews8.1/10
Seventeen Years On, Final Fantasy XIII’s Risky Storytelling Still Holds Up
A tale of a lone warrior fleeing a doomed city, bound by fate unto five companions, in a realm divided between sky and earth.
Game Reviews8.1/10
Dead Rising 2 Review: Chuck Green’s Apocalypse Is Still a Thrilling Mess
A tale of a Nevada city turned quarantine zone, wherein a broken worker fights the walking dead with every tool at hand.
Game Reviews8.4/10
FIFA 12 Review: New Controls Make Football Feel More Real, But Learning Them Hurts
A bold step forward: FIFA 12's new controls demand patience, while collision models add weight to every hit.
Game Reviews8.1/10
Vanquish Review: A Shooter Built Entirely on Movement
A shooter of swift motion, wherein the walker system grants the player fleetness beyond the foe's fire.
Game Reviews8.4/10
MLB 13: The Show Review — A Solid Simulation That Respects Baseball
A season of baseball rendered in digital form, wherein patience surpasses spectacle, and the faithful shall be rewarded.
Game Reviews8/10
Sixteen Years On, Heavy Rain’s Rainy Serial-Killer Thriller Still Holds Up
A tale of four souls pursued by a murderer in a storm of rain, wherein fate and fortune hang upon a single button.
Game Reviews8.3/10
Gran Turismo 6 Review: 1,200 Cars, Deep Simulation, and a Steep Learning Curve
A vast collection of cars, a demanding driving model, and wide tracks await the dedicated racer in Gran Turismo 6.
Game Reviews6.7/10
Need for Speed: The Run Review — A Coast-to-Coast Spectacle That Outpaces Its Driving
A road run across cities, cars bought for the chase, spectacle that seldom feels the best of itself.
Game Reviews6.6/10
WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2009 Splits Two Discs and Loses Its Audience
A wrestling game split into two discs, each bearing its own roster and tale, yet failing to exceed the sum of its parts.