Game review stories - Page 25

Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts and Bolts shatters expectations, unveiling a vehicle-building adventure that diverges boldly from its platforming roots.

Legendary reminds me of cheesy old horror shows like Hammer House of Horror, just minus the entertaining tongue-in-cheek humour.

Tomb Raider Underworld reignites Lara Croft's legacy with stunning graphics and epic puzzles, reviving the series' former glory.

Put simply: Kirby is a fat pink puffball. Did we mention how adorable he is? No? Well, he's cute enough to kidnap.

If your addiction to multiplayer action games needs some serious attention, Call of Duty: World at War will certainly satisfy your appetite.

The only thing that annoyed me about World Tour was having to spend a lot of time fiddling around with the peripherals to get them working perfectly.

At some stages it felt like I was cramming for an exam. There was no enjoyment at all; it was just a battle to get the task done and be free of it.

Fable II dazzles on Xbox 360, blending magic, choice, and adventure in a world where your actions forge your destiny. A must-play.

While seemingly short and perhaps limited in replay value and storyline, Red Alert 3 is a worthy addition to the series.

Fracture review: A weapons bonanza in a tepid tale of a future America divided. Perfect for artillery aficionados, not for story seekers.

Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway reignites the first-person shooter genre with its gripping, story-driven portrayal of WWII.

Dead Space takes shooting into the dark realms of sci-fi horror, where slicing off limbs is your grim key to survival.

Dive into Mirror's Edge, a thrilling game where you navigate secretive worlds as Faith, a runner battling a tightly controlled society.

Rock Band review: Guitar Hero's successor lets you unleash your inner rock star, offering drums and vocals in addition to guitars.

FINAL FANTASY IV makes a grand return on Nintendo DS, delivering a rich RPG experience with its enhanced ATB system and striking 3D graphics.

Pure takes off-road racing to new heights on PS3 and Xbox360, with jaw-dropping aerial tricks and stunning graphics outshining rivals.

The ability to create your very own creature from scratch is utterly captivating and fascinating, and you'll spend several hours doing this alone.

For the biggest innovation in four years, it looks and feels suspiciously similar to last year's version, FIFA 08.

Embark on an epic quest with Batman and 29 other DC characters in LEGO Batman, now with enhanced graphics and over 30 action-packed levels.

Don't be put off by the arty pastel graphics. Download the demo to give it a try because this game is very addictive.