This Week In Games


This week in games… in can’t hope to top last week in games, given that Diablo III and Max Payne 3 were released but, you know what? It has a fairly decent crack at it, especially considering we’re in May, not November!

Dragon’s Dogma might end up being a real surprise for RPG dwellers and Ghost Recon: Future Soldier — it’s a new entry into a heavyweight series. Could be worth trying…

DiRT Showdown (360/PS3/PC)

What is it? A new DiRT game… these seem to be coming thick and fast…
Should you care? DiRT games tend to be good, but I wonder why the gap between releases is becoming increasingly short?

Dragon’s Dogma (360/PS3)

What is it? Capcom’s attempt to break into proper open world RPGs — it has more than a few interesting points of difference.
Should you care? This game is ambitious, has an interesting combat system and I think it might actually be a very good game.

Ghost Recon: Future Soldier (360/PS3)

What is it? Latest proper entry into the Ghost Recon series. Has had a bit of a troubled development.
Should you care? Jury’s out. The ‘troubled development’ thing should have me worried, but Ubisoft has put a lot into this series. I don’t expect they’d want to release something substandard. Wait for reviews I think.

Mario Tennis Open (3DS)

What is it? Wow, I’d forgotten about this — sorry guys. It’s actually sitting on my desk now!
Should you care? You can’t really go wrong with this. Exactly what it says on the tin. There’s not much new for the 3DS, might as well give this a bash.


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