With Final Fantasy XIII being released in just 3 days time in Japan you can imagine the land of the rising sun is starting to get a little Final Fantasy crazy at the moment. Famitsu has just released the first FFXIII review and surprisingly it has missed getting that all important 40/40 which has been bestowed upon Super Mario Bros …

Assassin’s Creed 2 has been getting premium reviews all over the Internet with the exception of Jim Sterling from Destructoid who shockingly have it a 4.5/10… However one grumpy reviewer I did forget to check last week was Mr Yahtzee himself who pretty much never really likes a game. So how did he find AC2? Take a look after the …

The first Assassin’s Creed was released just on around two years ago, generating insanely high levels of hype and excitement. Problem is, that once gamers actually got their hands on the game, they quickly grew tired of the repetitive mission structure and overall lack of things to do. Now the time has come for a sequel and Ubisoft Montreal are …

Left 4 Dead 2 is being released this week, in case you didn’t spot the sites awesome sideburns and weren’t sure that we were in a release week. If the rest of the game is as good as the demo then I can see why OXM has given it a 9/10 followed by some glowing praise such as “The first …

Need for Speed: Nitro arrives as it’s own unique game made especially for the Wii. It is incredibly different to other NFS games as it hopes to bring something special to the Wii instead of being a direct port from one of the other titles released by targeting a different type of gamer. How does this unique version stack up …

Modern Warfare 2 has a lot to live up to – what with it’s predecessor still riding high on the multiplayer charts 2 years after it was released and its single player still being used as a beacon of what a good FPS title can be. So have Infinity Ward managed to bring their A-game once more and deliver a …

An Amazon user review for a particular recent game is making headlines. Is it because it’s eloquent and elegant, as if penned by Geoffrey Chaucer himself? Is it a Shakespearean love sonnet, a worthy ode to a game that could reduce its reader to tears? In what is a testament to the values of education, This review could in fact …

Need for Speed, like morally questionable women, has seen a fall from grace in the past few years. After the excellent Most Wanted, EA seemed to have lost interest in putting out another game, and we got the uninspired Carbon, the horribly average ProStreet, and the technical mess of Undercover. It was a sad state of affairs for the series, …