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Tiger Woods' 2010 golf season might be a write-off, but Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 for PlayStation3 and Xbox 360 is the complete opposite. PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
Blur for the Xbox 360 and PS3 can easily be described as a high-paced, high intensity, racing game with arcade-style blow-'em-up trappings... and even more easily as 'Fudge.' PlayStation 3
ModNation Racers for PS3 is the next game in the Sony's emerging Play, Create, Share series - and doing all three will eat up a lot of your time, though not exactly how you'd hope. Wii
Super Mario Galaxy 2 may utterly lack the original game's originality, but it's just as much a joy to play. Mind the cow. PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
If there's a universal truth, it's that you can't go wrong with a driving game. Who doesn't like driving games? Throw in some explosive destruction and it's even more not gone wrong. PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
Though Red Dead Redemption plays like a modern Grand Theft Auto set in the Old West, it's not nearly as derivative as that sounds; it's a completely new and completely awesome Western experience. Xbox 360
Though it's supposed to be a super serious, survival-horror Uber Opus, Alan Wake is pretty hard to take seriously, much less super-seriously. Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
Shaun Conlin channels his inner Simon Cowell to review Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands, unbuttons shirt a little bit too much in the process. See all Game Reviews in the Archives New News
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Shaun Conlin takes a look at EA's fresh used games initiative, which locks out the online components of pre-played games unless the bargain shopper ponies up another $10.
Millward Brown just released its fifth annual ranking report on the world's leading brands. Tech giants Google, IBM, Apple and Microsoft top the charts.
An Android phone for every user. That was Motorola's mantra when they unveiled three new-to-Canada Android phones in Toronto last week. But what's with the old-to-Android operating systems?
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