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Better than the 360/PS3 instalments in more than just looks, this is the best version of FIFA 14 you can buy.
Pretty yet uninspired. Killzone, then.
Amidst a pretty lukewarm lineup of launch titles across both platforms, Resogun absolutely shines.
The combat system has potential. Shame everything else is so poor.
A great hook falls foul of terrible bugs, inconsistent mechanics, and woeful performance issues.
An intriguing narrative is bogged down by sparse mechanics and repetitive environments.
As openers go, this is a strong debut to the second season, with Clementine a superb choice of protagonist.
One of the best local multiplayer games I've played in years.
Not the revival of the classic Lucasarts form some would hope, but a great first instalment all the same.
Short and not particularly sweet, Operation Broken Eagle is an unimpressive first stab at giving Dead Rising 3 some worthwhile DLC.
A great game made better thanks to a lovely lick of paint.
New additions fail to mask old problems.
A brilliant premise is undercut by short play time, poor combat and many bugs.
A rewarding, idiosyncratic romp imbued with nonsense, humour, and pathos.
Huffs and puffs, but doesn't blow us away.
Unless you're in the market for a couple of cool new weapons, Fallen Angel does little to justify the price tag.
Another high-quality first-party title for the Wii U.
Fun, but it just doesn't have the same appeal as other entries in the series.
There's fun to be had here, but it feels like a nice change of pace rather than a long-term alternative.
Uninspiring, if solid enough.