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  1. Hoard

    PC · Daemon Hatfield · Apr 05, 2011

    Hoard is a refreshing little multiplayer game that lets you be the bad guy for a change. Designed for short matches against other players, it's a somewhat limited experience, but burninating the countryside is definitely a lot of fun. Hopefully the kinks are ironed out of this PC version.
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    7.5
  2. Bust-A-Move Universe

    3DS · Audrey Drake · Apr 01, 2011

    Bust-A-Move Universe has some serious negative sides (like being way too short and having no multiplayer), but the core gameplay is as solid as ever. If you've never played this particular series, or you just want a fun puzzler to play on your 3DS, you'll likely find that once you pop, you won't want to stop.
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    6.0
  3. Gemini Rue

    PC · Neilie Johnson · Apr 01, 2011

    Having done all the writing, animation and programming himself, Gemini Rue took Josh Nuernberger a total of three years to make&#A;rray;the same amount of time it takes some triple-A titles to hit the shelves. If only more triple-A games turned out this well. With (for the most part) seamless, intuitive gameplay, impressive atmosphere and one of most well-crafted and interesting storylines seen in recent years, Gemini Rue is a game not just for adventure fans, but for anyone who loves a good, gritty yarn.
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    9.0
  4. Top Spin 4

    PS3 · Joe Utichi · Mar 31, 2011

    But with the crowds in these arenas audibly reacting to the hairs-breadth play that makes the professional game so exciting, Top Spin 4 really does come closer than any tennis game to date when it comes to capturing the real essence of one of sport's most graceful games.
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    8.5
  5. Dynasty Warriors 7

    PS3 · Colin Moriarty · Mar 30, 2011

    Dynasty Warriors 7 is one of those games that really only appeals to a certain niche of gamers. And that&#Array;s totally fine. Dynasty Warriors fans are going to find a whole lot to like with Dynasty Warriors 7, including an expansive set of options that will keep players busy for a very long time.
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    5.0
  6. Rush'n Attack: Ex-Patriot

    PS3 · Arthur Gies · Mar 30, 2011

    Ex-Patriot is a drab, boring example of the dangers of nostalgia-mining down an unstable shaft. It plays badly, it looks dated and its design is uninspired and boring. Rush'N Attack: Ex-Patriot feels like an aimless stab at cashing in on the successes of its peers, and looks worse for the comparison
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    4.0
  7. Shift 2: Unleashed

    PC · Martin Robinson · Mar 29, 2011

    Shift 2 Unleashed's a violent and immersive racer that recreates the driving experience like no other game on the market. In doing so it builds well on the first Shift's foundations, benefitting from Slightly Mad Studios' more refined touch and the inclusion of Autolog, but its handling is still too loose and its steps forward too small for it to truly beat Gran Turismo and Forza – although it does enough to ensure that it's pulled ever closer.
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    8.5
  8. Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12: The Masters

    PS3 · Jack Devries · Mar 29, 2011

    Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12 doesn't play much different than last year's game, but the additions of a more fleshed out career mode focused around the long-awaited Masters Tournament and a caddie system that welcomes new players round out the game more
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    8.0
  9. Combat of Giants: Dinosaurs 3D

    3DS · Jack Devries · Mar 28, 2011

    I love the concept for Combat of Giants: Dinosaurs. It's brilliant. I wish the game lived up to that though. More varied gameplay, a longer career that got challenging, and multiplayer are all sorely missing.
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    5.5
  10. The Tomb Raider Trilogy

    PS3 · Ryan Clements · Mar 28, 2011

    Tomb Raider Trilogy is a handy collection of three recent Tomb Raider games, two of which have been given a graphical boost and take advantage of the PS3's capabilities. Tomb Raider Anniversary and Tomb Raider Underworld are both fun games and combine immensely enjoyable platforming and some neat puzzles with mediocre combat. But Tomb Raider Legend just doesn't hold up. I'd even recommend skipping it, though you do miss out on a few cool scenes if you jump straight into Anniversary.
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    7.5