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Journey Beta review: Thatgamecompany's latest offering promises a serene desert adventure, raising anticipation for its full release.

Ubisoft tackles second-hand game sales with Uplay Passport, requiring buyers to pay extra for certain features on used copies.

Game shares blockbuster film's clumsy flaws. The worst part of the game, however, is that it is entirely pointless.

The Arcade Edition adds four new characters to the mix. This makes the roster count to an impressive 39 fighters.

Seeing the success of the campaign in Uncharted 2, Naughty Dog has tried to include more 'cinematic set pieces' inside the multiplayer.

Theme parks tend to feature a number of rides that, save for a few different props, are essentially the same ride.

Infamous 2 electrifies the PS3 with its enhanced gameplay, setting a new high for open-world action. A must-play sequel that outshines its predecessor.

Samsung's latest 900X laptop redefines elegance with its Duralumin body and SuperBrightPlus screen, challenging Apple's design dominance.

Magic: The Gathering - Duels of the Planeswalkers 2012 enchants with its fidelity to the classic card game, inviting veterans and newbies alike.

Brink evolves past initial critique to offer a slick, varied online shooter experience with a unique visual style and engaging gameplay.

Red Faction: Armageddon dazzles with its destruction and reconstruction gameplay, offering a blast of fun despite a thin plot.

Say goodbye to your bad day blues with FMyLife.com, the website dedicated to sharing and laughing at life's unfortunate moments.

This wireless security camera was initially pitched at rural and business users, but its application in the consumer space cannot be ignored.

Here's one of the more interesting devices that we've ever been sent for review: a remote-controlled quadricopter that you can pilot using your iPhone or iPad.

One of the hassles of owning a digital camera is the constant need to back your snaps up to your computer hard drive.

Steel Diver 3DS's gameplay sinks under frustrating controls, despite a promising start and unique features, leaving much to be desired.

Carnival Games, a fest of fun but falls short in depth, offering a mixed bag of mini-games with an urgent need for a Kinect killer app. Rating: 6.0.

Operation Flashpoint: Red River embarks on a new direction, promising more accessible warfare without sacrificing realism.

Virtua Tennis 4 outshines Top Spin with its engaging atmosphere and dynamic gameplay, making tennis more exhilarating than ever.

Section 8: Prejudice triumphs as a value-packed, downloadable FPS, blending thrilling multiplayer with a robust campaign.