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LittleBigPlanet2 improves on the original game in many ways. Read our review to find out how.

A classic returns to the motion controlled Wii. Does it make the jump well?

With just twelve months between games, can Ubisoft continue its winning ways with Ezio?

Cops return to the series that started it all. Has Criterion rescued this franchise?

With no Bond movie, Activision has been forced to come up with its own story. Find out if it lives up to the Bond name.

Many people look at the N64 classic and think it's the best Bond game ever. Can this re-imagining of live up to the history?

Having been relegated to the second tier, can Pro Evolution make it back to the Premier League?

The DJ Hero franchise is back with a whopping new 85 tracks. Where the first game had a few obvious shortcomings, let's see if updates in the right areas make DJ'ing as a video game a ball.

The grand daddy of all turn based games returns. Is it a youthful return, or getting a bit stale?

Ben takes a look at some of the Blu-ray titles worthy (and not so worthy) of your cash this holiday season.

Can Bungie succeed where others have failed and give their formidable series a fitting send off?

The hapless duo are back and have done what they do best; get themselves into trouble. Is it only dog days for them, or us gamers, too?

Elements of Mass Effect 2 plus Bond style espionage. Sounds like a good mix, but can it truly deliver?

Not afraid of the dark? You will be after playing Alan Wake.

Sam Fisher returns and he is mad. Find out what makes Sam's latest a triumphant return to the series.

Avalanche takes the open world genre by the scruff of its neck and gives it a real good shake up.

SEGA brings Yakuza 3 to the west and unearths a potential gem of a game.

Sony and Quantic Dream ask how far you would go to save someone you love. It turns out, quite far!

2K wants to take us to Rapture again with a few changes. We dive under the sea to see if this sequel was worth the effort.

Dark Void relies on Jetpacks for the excitement factor. Is it enough to keep interest?

It's said to be better than Beijing 2008, but will we see greatness of Olympic proportions?

As the new year rings in we take one of the biggest games of 2010 for a spin with the Japanese version.

World War II may have many games based on it, but none are as fun and original as The Saboteur.

Two downlodable episodes with attention to detail on a retail disc equals a strong package.

Ten million whistles blown? There'll be a whole lot more this year as EA scores again.

The series which started it all returns for another year, but may be slowly showing its cracks now.

Mario Brothers with Girls? That's what you get with Great Giana Sisters.

Harmonix brings the Fab Four to life in The Beatles Rockband and produce a sensational music rhythm game in the process.

Alex Mercer is no ordinary human and Prototype is no ordinary game. We review the supernatural world that is Prototype today.

Bust out your proton packs, the Ghostbusters are back in what is being termed 'the third movie'.

The Wii Motion Plus and EA bring a true competitor to the Virtua Tennis throne to the table.

Movie games have had an easier time of it in 2009, but then comes along this game which shows why Hollywood blockbusters do not make for good games.

A NES classic makes its return on the next-generation systems. Find out why this classic probably should have been left alone to age gracefully.

The formidable PS3 franchise makes a successful transition to the portable world. Find out why developers could learn a lot from this one.

In our first gaming review since the TTGamer merge, Simon fires up MADWORLD which is an inventive third-person action game exclusive to the Wii.

Entertainment notebook packs a lot of features.

Ben reveals a little more why the end of the year will be expensive for diehard movie fans...