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Sunday Comics: Dead Island What a week for Kotaku reviews! There were nine of them – 10 if you count Owen Good’s impromptu review of the KFC Double Down “sandwich”. Read on for our scoreless reviews of Nier, Alan Wake and much, much more.
This week’s batch of reviews proves that no site covers games prominently featuring women named Kasumi like Kotaku. Which Kasumi-starring experience, Mass Effect 2: Kasumi – Stolen Memory or Dead or Alive Paradise, did we dislike less? Find out!
It was a week full of reasonably and unreasonably priced downloads, upscaled Wii games, and one game that was about making your own games. It was a week in Kotaku reviews that we’d like to get caught up on.
With the use of some red ink and some blue ink, we reviewed some video games this week. Links to the results are below. How’d we do?
What freaks out an old-school gamer more, a Sonic kart-racer or a Mega Man with an easy mode? We have reviews of those games and more, plus too unoriginal movies, all subjected to our subjective blue-and-red judgments this week.
Stop your grinnin’ and drop your linen, because this week’s batch of original Kotaku reviews is in the pipe, five by five. I’m not sure what that’s supposed to mean, but hey, we reviewed Aliens Vs. Predator this week.
You would have thought it was Christmas or something. We sure did review a lot of big games this week. We said they were mostly good, but you didn’t all believe us.
Some reviews we ran this week made people angry. Well, honestly, some of the reviews made us angry too.
