Xbox 360 Reviews

At such a low price, and including fully-formed online battling, character customisation and the best AI in the business, it’s a true grand master. Training starts now. Don’t be late.

Close Quarters just doesn't have the tools to offer up anything so profound at Battlefield 3 proper.

Lollipop Chainsaw's brilliant ideas rub shoulders with some pretty terrible ones.

Despite inconsistencies, Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes is a great Lego game.

Quantum Conundrum's elegant first-person puzzling is only marred slightly by one very obvious comparison, but it's unfortunately something that this downloadable title never really manages to get away

Yager should be admired for its bravery and effort in building something different, but Spec Ops just doesn't have the fundamentals to back up its grand ideas.

Dawnguard is considerably better than most of Bethesda's recent Fallout 3 DLC, but you'll be sorely disappointed if you go in expecting to find Skyrim's version of Bloodmoon or The Shivering Isles.

An intense and thrilling story, fabulously written characters and script, and a key understanding of the original fiction are all let down by some appalling technical flaws.

London 2012 will struggle to convince any of the Olympiad unconverted who have a picture of Sebastian Coe affixed to a dartboard in their kitchen.

While Spelunky is a fine addition to the growing library of masochistic titles it doesn't always quite manage to elicit the right response from its players.