Great expectations are frequently bound to fail miserably and this latest release from Codemasters is perhaps the best example of how an overhyped title can turn into a huge disappointment. Instead of coming up with a shooter that revolutionizes the genre with amazing "vertical" gameplay, developers from Blue Omega created a pathetic title that looks and feels like a low-budget Gears of War rip-off.

There are a plenty of changes all around, and plenty of things that haven't changed. I tried to mention only a few that seemed more important, or that I especially noticed. No matter how you see it, Sims is a successful game and has a certain attractiveness in its gameplay - you being God and all, making decisions for your own creations. The fact nothing much has changed in this direction doesn't make the game bad over night, and with the thousands of expansions packs to come you can be sure this will top the charts once more, like its predecessor.

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Victoria McPherson is back and ready to unfold the villain's identity in this sequel to Still Life, and this time in full 3D. Featuring a bunch of new gadgets and an all new in-game interface, Still Life 2 revamps the Microids' adventure series bringing the long awaited explanations regarding the murder's identity.

A rather short, sometimes buggy and repetitive gameplay, but with the occasional high action moment and a nice, more interactive experience for Terminator fans, Terminator Salvation the Videogame is just ok. Probably the best part is that it came out on the same date as the movie, but just look at what sacrifices the developers had to make to get this done...

Fans from allover the world rejoiced when Capcom announced that they are preparing to release Bionic Commando, the much awaited remake of the NES classic. Trying to capture the very fragrance that made the original title so popular, the Xbox version starring Nathan 'Red' Spencer fails short in presenting a worthy sequel, due to a shallow narration, repetitive gameplay and unresponsive controls.

While X-Men Origins: Wolverine isn't a perfect game, Raven Software did a mighty fine job with the franchise. It is certainly the best game wearing the X-Men name a fan could buy, and if you haven't seen the movie yet, it makes you want to buy it. An enjoyable and decently long experience that doesn't disappoint one bit.

Wallace and Gromit are back to show us that even a basement can become a profitable wellness complex if you have the right tools and the right visitors to come in.

Battlestations Pacific is an avatar of an era when naval combat was all about heavily armored vessels going head to head, trying to outmaneuver and eventually sink the opponent. Eidos's latest release presents us with a rare opportunity of witnessing the intensity and ruthlessness of warfare, in some of the deadliest theatres of conflict in modern history. The result is an intricate PC game that brilliantly succeeds in combining strategy and action elements, that even those "lucky few" who were aboard those ships that fought for supremacy in the Pacific ocean might enjoy.

I have no words to express my astonishment regarding ACE Team's first and latest creation Zeno Clash, a game that has attracted my interest from the first official screenshot.  It's definitely not a mainstream game, nor the usual blockbuster, but more of a fantasy in itself. A fantasy fulfilled by three brothers and their indie company from Santiago, Chile.