Category: PlayStation 3 Reviews

Game reviews for the PlayStation 3 video game console

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Kingdoms Of Amalur – Watch out Skyrim, There’s A Reckoning Coming!

Fantasy role playing games are very popular at the moment with the likes of LORD OF THE RINGS and recently released SKYRIM. It looks like…

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Syndicate-It’s All In Your Head!

Does anyone out there remember the Commodore Amiga game console? If you do then you would have heard of a game called SYNDICATE, an early…

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UFC Undisputed 3 – It’s A Real Knockout!

I have never been much of a fan of wrestling type games, they just try to be real and end up not being. I much…

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Dirt 3 – Let’s get dirty

Rally driving, it sure is a mental sport, hammering down country lanes at breakneck speed scary but exhilarating stuff. I don`t know about you folks,…

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Medal of Honor Video Game Review

Medal of Honor brings the action to the future, focusing on missions based around real military operations that occurred in Afghanistan in 2002. From the…

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Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands Review

Last generation, Ubisoft created a hit when it rekindled the Prince of Persia franchise. Sands of Time struck a chord of awesomeness that carried its way through two further titles. In 2008, the French publisher looked to ride the reboot bandwagon. The company released the plainly titled Prince of Persia, a game set in a world independent of the Sands of Time trilogy. The change in art style and an open-world design failed to generate sales, leading Ubisoft to return to the ideas of its successful trilogy for The Forgotten Sands. Intricate levels, death-defying leaps, close combat and the reversal of time are all available to the Prince, yet his old moves coupled with new powers and abilities fail to fill out the whole package.

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