Xbox 360 Reviews

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.

PES 2013 manages to do something only the best arcade experiences achieve. It offers playability to those who want to dip their toes in and hardcore techniques for the serious gamer.

Armored Kill is proof that DICE is still the best in the business at crafting these colossal worlds in which to play, and it's an expansion that makes Battlefield 3 feel vital and current once again.

Joe Danger 2 can be an incredibly tricky game, but it’s one that always puts a smile on my face.

Tekken Tag Tournament 2 is the best home console version of the series to date.

Even though it's been crafted piece-by-piece, Hearthfire's land never feels like it's truly yours, and the rigidity of the process robs it of any potential satisfaction.

As Mass Effect 3's first post-release chunk of single-player downloadable content, Leviathan leaves a bittersweet taste.

Telltale Games has done an incredible job keeping The Walking Dead fresh.

Fall of Cybertron sparkles thanks to a decent script, clever characters and the fact it steers well clear of the territory most other shooters are aiming for.