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It will take some patience to really succeed in Anomaly 2. That, on top of a good, planned out strategy. Players looking for a challenge will find it here, and the multiplayer, while still frantic, offers up a nice change of pace from the story mode. For $15, hardcore strategy fans should take a look at Anomaly 2, but be warned, it can get messy in there and when it does, you’re going to need a cool head if you want to survive.

At the end of the day Minimum is a great beginning for a new blend of MOBA/Arena Shooter, and while its rough spots hold it back from true greatness, I’m looking forward to seeing where it can go from here.

Disney Infinity remains a series with a host of potential that never seems to get fleshed out. The Toy Box once again reigns as the sole reason to purchase the game, and it doesn’t come cheap. Disney knows what they are doing though, adding in Marvel only makes kids scream for the figures even more than before. My guess is next year we finally see the Star Wars equivalent, I just hope the core game can improve before that happens.

It is a unique game that can be quite challenging and at the same time fun. The more methodical players out there will have a good time with it, and for only $10, can get a good 6-7 hours out of it. If you’re looking for something a little different, and don’t mind a bit of repetition, give Heavy Bullets a shot. Just remember to pick up your bullets after firing.

Even with everything missing NHL 15 is still a great playing game. The on-ice action is still hard to top, and if EA does patch in all the missing features, this could end up being the best in the series in years. Sadly, as it stands right now there is too much missing to make it feel like a complete package.

With a campaign mode, puzzle levels and a nightmare mode, Cannon Brawl certainly has a lot to offer. The presentation is bright and engaging. Ultimately, the multiplayer is where the game truly shines, offering fast-paced action that should provide plenty of longevity down the road.

While Kickbeat is sound and technically works very well, and while the song selection can be questionable, there are a few standouts. Unfortunately, there’s just not enough here to keep many people playing after doing the full story once unless you’re looking for a big challenge. For a single play through of the story, it’s alright, but for lasting appeal, it really doesn’t have it.

Fairy Fencer F is the title I had the most fun playing through from the developers at Compile Heart and yet, I feel they have the talent to do better. With the upcoming release of the Fairy Fencer F: Advent Dark for the PS4, perhaps they will reach that mark but until then, it remains to be seen.

It is clear Minecraft is an absolute beast in terms of sales. With the pending purchase of developer Mojang by Microsoft, I wonder where the series will venture to next. Still, there is a lot of things to see and do, and if you are one of the five people that have yet to experience this game, there has never been a better time than now. Now if only that Vita version would finally drop I could satisfy my addiction on-the-go.

Destiny is a new direction for Bungie in many ways, yet familiar ground in others. The similar storytelling is only accented by the phenomenal gunplay. The boring mission structure is forgivable due to the cooperative nature of the game. It seems for everything the game does wrong, it makes up for it with something else. I am excited to see where this franchise goes.