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Having played nearly an hour of it, I'm disappointed to say that Resident Evil 6 isn't just disappointing--it's terrible.

Yes, he's younger and has black hair. But having played the new DmC, it's hard to think of it as a reboot. It plays so much like the previous games, that it might as well have been called Devil May Cry 5.

The similarities between Portal and Quantum Conundrum are almost too numerous to write up. But that's not really a bad thing, right?

A Square Enix exec claimed that former publisher Activision was "crazy" for dropping the title, and after some time with it, I'd agree.

Yes, LittleBigPlanet for Vita is "just LittleBigPlanet for Vita." But it is also much more than that, thanks to powerful game creation tools aimed at touch screen gameplay.

Sports Champions 2 features far more iconic sports, but they aren't quite as good at showing off Move's accuracy.

Connor is easily the deadliest assassin Ubisoft has created.

The quintessential elements of Far Cry seem to be intact, which should sate fans of the original games. However, what makes Far Cry 3 such an interesting experience is what it tries to do new.

The crown jewel of Square Enix's upcoming lineup is a game that no one is talking about: Gameglobe. It's a free-to-play browser-based game that takes user-generated content to a whole new level.

Rock Band Blitz is not only a great value for fans that have amassed a significant Rock Band library, it's a fun return to Harmonix's roots.

Exploring the many ways of killing a man in Hitman Absolution.

ShootMania is the FPS expansion of the ManiaPlanet universe, letting players play, create, and share their own maps and game types. While playing, I couldn't help but think back to the days of Unreal Tournament.

With such a storied legacy, how can Relic possibly build upon Company of Heroes? By taking the war to the Eastern Front, of course.

After thirty minutes of hands-on time, I would say Lost Planet 3 is the game I always wanted Lost Planet to be.

While many properties have attempted convergence between cinema and gaming, the persistent world of Defiance offers an opportunity to create something genuinely new.