Games reviews

  • Amnesia: The Dark Descent

    Amnesia: The Dark Descent

    CNET Rating8.5

    Amnesia just might drive you insane, but in a very good way since this is one of the scariest horror games you're ever going to play.

  • Final Fantasy XIII

    Final Fantasy XIII

    CNET Rating8.5

    The most beautiful Final Fantasy game yet is an imperfect but still impressive saga that will touch your heart.

  • DeathSpank

    DeathSpank

    CNET Rating7.9
    User Rating3.0

    Goofy humour and a bevy of whacky objectives make it easy to lose yourself in this action role-playing game. 1

  • EyePet: Move Edition

    EyePet: Move Edition

    CNET Rating6.5

    Sony's EyePet is a creative and fun game with plenty of content but it suffers from a lack of proper instruction.

  • Sony PlayStation Move Controller

    Sony PlayStation Move Controller

    CNET Rating6.5
    User Rating9.2

    Though it provides some of the best motion control we've seen in games, a few issues and a lacklustre launch library may have you waiting to buy the PlayStation Move. 24

  • Sports Champions

    Sports Champions

    CNET Rating7.5

    This eclectic sports collection is fun with friends and does a good job of showing what the PlayStation Move hardware is capable of.

  • Ivy the Kiwi?

    Ivy the Kiwi?

    CNET Rating7.7

    Appealing simplicity builds to an engaging challenge in this charming, accessible platformer.

  • Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands

    Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands

    CNET Rating6.2

    The well-designed levels in The Forgotten Sands do a good job of sucking you into this 2D world, but minor control issues and lame combat distract from the fun.

  • Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies

    Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies

    CNET Rating8.5

    Charm and classic gameplay abound in this rollicking role-playing adventure.

  • Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game

    Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game

    CNET Rating7.0

    Scott Pilgrim vs. The World is a fun throwback to a simpler era, but visibility issues and a lack of online co-op get in the way of your enjoyment.

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