The wrestling simulator series doesn’t bring a whole lot of new additions to the table, but it does bring a satisfying iteration of its solid mechanics, along with a few pieces of content that should bring fans roaring back for more.
Read MoreAfter a stumble out of the gate onto new hardware the prior year, WWE 2K16 returns the series to far better standing on nearly every front, led by a terrific campaign recounting the influential career of Stone Cold Steve Austin.
Read MoreThe long-running, premiere pro wrestling simulator arrives on the new generation of consoles looking better than it ever has. Unfortunately, it also comes with both a host of new problems and some surprising omissions.
Read MoreSledgehammer Games makes its debut as the sole developer of a major Call of Duty title with generally solid – if weirdly familiar – results.
Read MoreCreative Assembly creates a powerfully tense and frightening video game experience that feels like a truly legitimate descendant of the original Alien film directed by Ridley Scott.
Read MoreBungie’s first original creation after breaking free from Microsoft and Halo is finally here, and though the results are impressively ambitious, a few notable aspects detract from the full promise of the experience.
Read MoreOne week after the events of Arkham Origins, it’s time to ring in the new year…but Mr. Freeze is out for blood in this new story-based DLC campaign.
Read MoreTaking place a few months after Arkham Origins, this handheld-turned-console Metroidvania game may not fully live up to the Arkham name even if it’s a mostly good time.
Read MoreRespawn Entertainment demonstrates the highs that the new generation of first-person shooters can reach, by both innovating and escalating the concepts of the genre.
Read MoreThe final major pro wrestling game for the Xbox 360 and PS3 serves as a solid culmination for the series on this generation of hardware, just as we get ready to greet their successors.
Read MoreWhile coming from a different developer and lacking some trademark series polish, this prequel to Arkham Asylum tells a highly engaging, early-years Batman tale that sets up some of the dynamics seen in other series entries.
Read MoreA game experience full of promise eviscerates itself, and ends up clattering to the deck with the thud of Bishop’s bottom-half.
Read MoreDespite a lack of perceived problems from the prior masterpiece, Arkham City manages to perfect the formula first established by its predecessor to create a definitive Batman experience.
Read MoreIn what would prove to be the final Marvel Studios tie-in game (barring Lego Marvel’s Avengers), Next Level Games brings Steve Rogers to consoles with style.
Read MoreWhile arguably generic, the video game tie-in for Warner Bros. Green Lantern still manages to make for a fun experience with sharp-looking visuals and authenticity to the source material.
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