Xbox 360 Reviews

Despite not giving new and interesting characters the screen time they necessarily deserve, the relationship between Lee and Clementine has never been more pronounced.

I fell head over heels for Albion. It’s a game of two halves, and there’s not much to see outside the 8-hour story, but Fable: The Journey is the unexpected surprise Kinect needed.

There's just nothing else quite like NiGHTS.

XCOM works best as a panic management simulator.

This is a solid single-player adventure that lasts a good amount of time, but it's just a shame that Arkane Studios can't make more of Dishonored's obvious potential.

Resident Evil 6 is not one but four games, and Capcom has done a beautiful and stupid thing in its attempt to recreate a rich, diverse and storied series into one single title.

Despite originally pitching itself as a more serious fighter, Dead or Alive 5 stays very true to its roots.

FIFA 13 is definitely an improvement on its predecessor.

Borderlands 2 surpasses the original with sharper focus, better quests and more enjoyable blasting.

The subtle improvements are almost invisible to an untrained eye, but F1 nuts will find immeasurable satisfaction in taming and tuning this year’s cars to performance perfection.