Game review: Ghost Warrior 2
This game may not go to number one with a bullet, suggests Angus Deacon.
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Game review: Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance
Metal Gear is back. Alan Bell sizes-up Revengeance and finds a potential game of the year.
Aliens game like 'direct to DVD'
A deep-space, sci-fi thriller, years in the making, packed with Xenomorphs. Can ACM please hardened critic Angus Deacon?
Troy Rawhiti-Forbes: Social aspect of console takes gaming to new level
Gamers rejoice - PlayStation 4 is coming, writes Troy Rawhiti-Forbes. Sony's announcement yesterday confirmed some existing rumours and rubbished others, and new ones have arisen ahead of an expected launch at the end of the year.
Sony announces PS4
Sony has confirmed its entry into the next-generation home console market with the announcement of the PlayStation 4.
Secondhand games headed for scrapheap
Your secondhand game discs may end up being useful only as drink coasters, writes Pat Pilcher.
BioShock Infinite: Extreme detail
The next BioShock is almost here. After four hours of intense play, Alan Bell provides a hands-on preview.
Crysis 3: Out with a bang
Crysis 3 plays as good as it looks. After an early hands-on preview, we spoke to producer Mike Read.
Fuse: Slamming squad shooter
Fuse promises to take squad-based combat to crazy new levels.
Metal Gear demo coming soon
A demo for Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance will be available next week, Konami has confirmed.
<i>Metro</i>: The light in THQ's tunnel
Alan Bell speaks to Jeremy Greiner about Metro: Last Light, and the cloudy future of THQ.
Game review: LittleBigPlanet Karting
Never before has "make your own fun" been quite so appropriate as it is in Sackboy's racing adventure.
Dead Space 3's march to new frontier
Alan Bell previews Dead Space 3 and finds tension filling the gap that survival horror is leaving behind.
Game review: Book of Spells
The first Wonderbook title for PlayStation 3 is a magical affair from the creator of Harry Potter.
Year in review: Best games of 2012
Troy Rawhiti-Forbes selects the the most addictively entertaining games of the year.