Horde Mode – I think I am addicted
I made no secret of my misgivings about Gears of War 2 and how I felt let down by the dodgy matchmaking and bad story. However I also remember saying that Horde mode was very good. Well I would like to take that back and say that Horde mode is possibly the best thing since beer on tap. Which is …

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