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Каин · 15 ноя 2013

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Need for Speed: Rivals:
USgamer - 10/10

PlayStation LifeStyle - 8.5/10

GameSpot - 8/10

GamesRadar - 7/10

EGM - 7/10
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Мне кажется или у них каждый год оценки одинаковые?

LEONID · 18 ноя 2013

Эксы Хуана.

Dead Rising 3

> The Globe & Mail (Toronto) - 10/10
> Destructoid - 9/10
> GameInformer - 8.8/10
> Vandal Online - 8.6/10
> Digital Spy - 4/5
> GamesRadar - 3.5/5
> EGM - 8/10
> EDGE - 8/10
> EveryEye - 8/10
> NowGamer - 8/10
> Videogamer - 8/10
> GameReactor UK - 8/10
> Kotaku - ДА
> Polygon - 7.5/10
> Joystiq - 3.5/5
> GameSpot - 7/10
> CVG - 7/10
> Eurogamer - 7/10
> Eurogamer Italy - 7/10
> Stevivor - 7.5/10

Killer Instinct:

> IGN - 8.5/10
> GamesRadar - 4/5
> EveryEye - 8/10
> USGamer - 4/5
> Joystiq - 3/5
> Stevivor - 8/10
> OXM - 7.5/10
> EDGE - 7/10
> GameReactor UK - 7/10

Crimson Dragon:

> Destructoid - 8/10
> GamesRadar - 3.5/5
> GameInformer - 6/10
> IGN - 5.9/10
> EveryEye - 5.5/10
> GameSpot - 5/10
> EDGE - 5/10
> Polygon - 4/10

LocoCycle:

> Destructoid - 7/10
> GameInformer - 7/10
> IGN - 6.4/10
> GameSpot - 6/10
> GamesRadar - 2.5/5
> Eurogamer - 4/10
> Joystiq - 1.5/5
> Stevivor - 3.5/10

Каин · 19 ноя 2013

Super Mario 3D World (GOTY? Сначала Zelda ALBW, теперь это)

Famitsu - 9/10/9/10

Eurogamer 10/10
Compact by the standards of the Galaxy adventures but still loaded with bountiful secrets, beneath the warm familiarity of 3D World lies one of the strangest Mario games in years - or at least one of the most random in its influences and its moment-to-moment indulgences. And that's a very, very good thing. The Wii U sees Nintendo's mascot racing into venerable middle age by going wonderfully loopy - by dialling up the energy, even if the end result is often absolutely insane. After all these years, who could blame him?

Destructoid 10/10
There was a moment where I was taking in the beautiful soundtrack, hovering over a tricky jump as cat Peach, and watching the glistening water below where the game really came together. It was then that I realized that Super Mario 3D World had achieved a level of platforming design that's close to perfection, and there was almost never a moment where I didn't have a smile on my face. This is the unequivocally the best Mario game since Galaxy 2, and it shows up anything the "New" series has ever done, and then some.

Good work, Nintendo.

Nintendo World Report 10/10
Thankfully 3D World isn’t just a refinement of the Mario formula, it’s a powerful re-imagining. It’s an explosive cavalcade of color and excitement as well as a well thought out evolution of Mario. The plot even deviates (although not too wildly) from what you might expect in a Mario game, giving you some silly surprises amidst the parade of unlockable content. This is one Mario game you’ll want to play well after the credits roll and might just be the killer app of the Wii U. Not since Super Mario World have I been so in love with a Mario game.

Nintendolife 10/10
This is a definitive 3D Mario experience, successfully finding a middle-ground between the iconic Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Galaxy. You may not swing Bowser by his tail or run upside down, but it’s bursting with creativity nonetheless, while delivering on the craft and skill that defines the Tokyo EAD studio. It’s unmissable.

Darkstation 10/10
Super Mario 3D World is both gorgeous and about as enjoyable as a video game can be. There is an immense amount of depth that kept me coming back for more, time and time again. This is the rare type of game that I believe ten years down the road we will be coming back and playing again and again. It’s that good. For all those worried that the Wii U was going to fall into some dark oblivion, fret not, your savior is here and its Super Mario 3D World one of the best platformers ever made.

Gamereactor Sweden 10/10

CVG 10/10
It's perhaps best summed up by its soundtrack, where bouncy strings meet gently percussive tropical themes, chiming Christmas bells, jaunty accordions, and energetic shamisen and shakuhachi. While its rare orchestral manoeuvres are among the musical highlights, it's telling that there's little of Galaxy's bombast. As the fervour for next-gen hardware reaches its crescendo, EAD Tokyo has quietly gone about the business of making the best game you'll play this Christmas.

There's no clarion call of trumpets to herald the arrival of Super Mario 3D World. And yet, of all the games released in the next couple of months, it might deserve the biggest fanfare of them all.

The Guardian 5/5
To some, Super Mario may appear tired: a mascot whom Nintendo trots out every few years to sell another console with repackaged but fundamentally stale ideas. Super Mario 3D World is a fierce rebuttal to the accusation. Mario and his makers once again assert their dominance of spatial navigation games, displaying a rude abundance of ideas to delight, surprise and celebrate innocence and playfulness.

Digitalspy 5/5
Like 3D Land on the 3DS before it, Super Mario 3D World is a must have for existing owners and enough for anyone on the fence to make the plunge.

Similarly, while it isn't a strong case for the Wii U's unique features, that doesn't make it anything less special. It's platforming perfection, brimming with clever ideas and flawless execution.

Venturebeat 97/100
When taken as a whole (the single-player refinements, the visuals, the music, and the multiplayer), Super Mario 3D World is my favorite 3D Mario and the best game I’ve played in 2013.

IGN 9.6/10

Gametrailers. 9.5

Spaziogames 9.5/10

TechnoBuffalo 9.5/10
Personally speaking, there hasn’t been a Mario game like this for me since Super Mario World. I love the Galaxy games, but the SNES entry always got my nod for the best of the best. Super Mario 3D World approaches that level. The lens of nostalgia might keep the older game in higher regards for me, but this Super Mario 3D World is simply fantastic.

It’s one of my new favorites.

Official Nintendo Magazine 93/100

It's a game that feels totally familiar both in the elements we recognise and in the fact that there's far more beyond them. It seems, after you spend so many years espousing the cult of invention above all things, that becomes a religion in itself. Praise be.

4Gamers: 92/100
Super Mario 3D World is nothing revolutionary, but a combination of new and interesting elements make it one of the best platformers out nowadays. Graphically, it is mint and the cat outfit will entice you more than you care to admit. Lack of an online multiplayer gets softened with the addition of online ghosts and obviously, the presence of several other friends on your couch.

Digitalchumps 9.2/10

Super Mario 3D World isn’t Super Mario Galaxy or New Super Mario Bros.; it’s a little bit of both. Under a thick layer of polish and charm, you’ll find yet another top-notch platforming adventure, chocked full of secrets and clever twists and about as challenging as anything Mario has thrown our way thus far. It isn’t groundbreaking or approaching the level of perfection that the Galaxy games did, but if nothing else, it’s a must-have title for Wii U owners, and probably enough to push you over the edge if you’re waiting to buy a system and harbor an appreciation for Nintendo’s platforming contributions.

Polygon 9/10

Super Mario 3D World doesn't reinvent the Mario formula. But it is in every way its own game, with a bright, joyful aesthetic that's supported by inspired level design and a cast that matters. It gets the balance right between nostalgic touches and clever new twists, and never once let me down with a boring boss or too-familiar retread. In all my years of playing with the Mario gang, I've never been quite so happy to hurl myself into the unknown, and 3D World delivers challenge, surprise and joy in almost every moment.

Everyeye 9/10

Kotaku - YES

SM3DW is a fantastic game. Just...fun, from beginning to "end". I had a smile on my face almost the entire time. It's packed with charm from front to back, contains some memorable levels and provides seamless multiplayer fun. If you own a Wii U, congratulations, your wait for a truly special game for the system is over.P

It's just a shame that it couldn't do a better job of evangelising the platform for those still on the sidelines. Then again, if somebody can't get excited about one of the best Nintendo games in years, there's no helping them.

Gamespot 9/10

Sure, co-op play is hardly a game changer, but when so much of 3D World is so successfully built upon a bevy of brilliant ideas, this can be forgiven. Everything that you can see and do within its enchanting levels is so bright, colourful, and full of wonder that it's impossible not to be taken in by its charms. Mario has always had that uncanny ability to cross the boundaries of age and gender, to bring a smile to the face of every player who crosses his path. Super Mario 3D World is no different. This is a dazzlingly inventive game that brings the fun in spades, and will leave you grinning like a loon from start to finish.

Shacknews 9/10

Super Mario 3D World is a tightly-designed platformer, raucously fun in multiplayer, and a master's class in level design. Don't pass it off as just another Mario game. This one is not to be missed.

EDGE 9/10

It seems odd that Nintendo should release a Mariohelmed game at all in a year supposedly devoted to his brother, let alone one that should prove to be Wii U’s best game to date. Yet there is more than fraternal rivalry at stake here. In the same month that its platform holder rivals debut their new hardware, Nintendo has issued a timely reminder that it is games that sell systems, while also setting a new visual benchmark for the most treasured series in gaming. This is Mario like you’ve never seen him before, and unlike so many of his next-gen rivals, he nips along at an effortless 60fps. If the true measure of new hardware’s worth is how stark the difference is between it and what came before, then this is the most next-gen game that 2013 has yet produced.

Metro.co.uk 9/10

If only this had been a launch game instead of New Super Mario Bros. U we can only speculate how the fortunes of the Wii U might have turned out. But it’s demeaning to talk of 3D World merely in terms of how it can help it’s host format. This is a great video game and one of the best to be released all year, no matter what hardware it runs on.

Joystiq 5/5

Put simply, Super Mario 3D World is stunning. Its world is beautiful, its design is impeccable, and its fun is infectious. I'm running out of superlatives here, so let me finish where I started: Go play it.

Jeuxvideo 17/20

Gamer.nl 8.5/10

Escapist 4/5
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Каин · 20 ноя 2013

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Destructoid 10/10
Tearaway is endearingly original. Its big picture narrative is about story-telling, about how certain stories have been told to death, and how we can tell better ones. “Goblins?” the narrator asks when pondering the enemies to throw at you at the beginning. “No,” is the answer, and instead you get the Scraps, boxy, one-eyed creatures that appear to be composed of old newspaper clippings.

Everything just works so well in unison. The soundtrack is delightful and odd, at times reminiscent of Paprika’s parade fanfare with its lively horns. The world, put together in paper scraps, is unbelievable in its artistry and function. Tearaway’s paper water and ripples as you walk through it are more impressive than any realistic water graphics I’ve ever seen. The level of unique detail in the world is staggering. Every moment spent immersed in it is heartwarming. Fittingly, it feels positively handcrafted.

http://www.destructoid.com/review-tearaway-266048.phtml

USgamer 10/10
In a time outfitted with unnecessary amounts of punching and half-hearted shooting, Tearaway's a vivid reminder that sometimes the best things in life are also the simplest, that next-gen graphics aren't integral to video games. Tearaway's got a heart so big it barely fits into the Vita. How much you're going to enjoy this game is going to depend on how willing you are to share space in your heart with its. So, give it room. You'll be surprised by how delightful its company can be. I know I was.

http://www.usgamer.net/articles/you-...t-world-review

Pocketgamer 10/10
The front and rear cameras are used to show you within the game and capture the real world around you, and even the humble microphone is used in a subtle, haunting way.

Understanding how you can use all of these elements to make progress, and simultaneously personalise the world around you, is an accessible challenge that any audience will appreciate. A regular playthrough will let you see about 50 percent of the game, so there's plenty to do for completists.

All of this is deserving of a Pocket Gamer Gold Award, but what puts it Tearaway on the Platinum Award level (a.k.a. the Platisphere) is the message Iota eventually delivers. Built up gently as the story unfolds, it's a remarkably human and surprisingly affecting message, delivered articulately.

Tearaway is a system seller in the genuine sense of that term: you cannot get this kind of game on any other device, and it's worth buying a Vita just to experience it.

http://www.pocketgamer.co.uk/r/PS+Vi...ew.asp?c=55332

Joypad 100/100
There is much more to tell about Tearaway, but there is not much reason to write more about it here, for it is time for you to smash your piggy bank and set your GPS to the nearest game store (or go to the PSN store) . Do you have a Vita at home, so please do not do miss out on this masterpiece of a game. Do you not have a Vita, so think notifier here that finally has come a game that justifies the purchase of this machine.
Tearaway is the proof that games do not always need expensive voice actors, guns, wild action scenes and other things as we are used to in the game today, creativity and skilled programmers is enough to deliver a game that outshines most others. Tearaway is simply pure joy of playing compressed down to a size you can take with you anywhere.

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Polygon 9.5/10

Wrap Up:

Tearaway is fresh, inviting and intricate

Tearaway is a rare breed; the kind of game that was engineered to be supremely easy to fall in love with. It's not just the inherent charm of its paper world, its infinitely catchy folk-electronic soundtrack or its cast of quirky characters. It's the way the game involves you at every turn — the way the world moves when you touch it. I never felt like I was beating Tearaway as much as collaborating with it. From cover to cover, Tearway is an engrossing, spellbinding experience.

http://www.polygon.com/2013/11/20/51...earaway-review

EGM 9.5/10
Tearaway follows in the footsteps of Gravity Rush as an example of why you should own a Vita. While it isn’t always perfect as a game, it’s an amazing experience, providing an exciting and emotional journey through a world of beauty and personality.
The Good An endearing cast of characters lead you through a wonderfully charming adventure.
The Bad Showing off your creative side via touchscreen-based crafting can be tough due to your fingers getting in the way.
The Ugly Every other game I’m playing now, in my eyes, thanks to Tearaway’s utterly gorgeous papercraft world.

http://www.egmnow.com/articles/revie...view-tearaway/

IGN 9.3/10
Tearaway is a joy. Whether it was a riding a pig towards the sunset or playing basketball with a super-powered accordion, it never failed to make me smile. It sincerely believes that imagination really is the most important faculty, and in turn, succeeded in transporting me back to a time when I built strange worlds equipped with nothing but crayons and card. It does this by using every aspect of the Vita, crafting an experience that I can’t imagine being realised elsewhere. It might be short, but it’s very special. Please come back soon, Iota

http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/11/20/tearaway-review

Edge 9/10
At six to seven hours, Tearaway isn’t the longest game in Vita’s library, but it packs in more joyfully realised ideas than many games manage in three or four times the runtime. It’s a beautiful, brilliant game, but it’s more than that: it’s the first great Vita game, using the console’s gimmicky featureset – its gyroscopes, cameras, touch panels and microphone – to make something that wouldn’t be possible on any other system. It’s a game that refixes Media Molecule as the misshapen jewel in Sony’s wonkily sketched crown, one that shows immersion isn’t about story or spectacle but the simple pleasure of play. And throughout it all there’s you, up in the sky, gazing benevolently down from the sun, the smile on your face forever unbroken.

http://www.edge-online.com/review/tearaway-review/

videogamer 9/10
Like with LittleBigPlanet, developer Media Molecule has placed player creativity at the forefront of the experience, but Tearaway is a genuine delight even without the game’s deep (if slightly imprecise) touchscreen customisation suite. With a lengthy 10-hour story, you’ll visit distinct lands, from deserts to jungles and sea-battered harbors. All of this to reach 'The You' – your own face, captured by Vita’s front facing camera and imposed in the game’s sun.

There are also a fair few hidden collectibles to find. They’re not vital, but make playing through again even more worthwhile.

Not that you’ll need an excuse to revisit: the adventure is magnificent, with Media Molecule's focus on using the various inputs ('pushing' your fingers through the world via the rear touch pad, for example) adding to what is already an excellent platformer. Its only real issue is a slight sag in the middle portion, but the quality is nonetheless high; the game simply settles into a gentle rhythm. Once it begins to build to a monumental crescendo in the final third, it will consistently amaze until the beautiful final scene, which is delivered with such delicacy that it makes for one of the most memorable story endings of the year.

Tearaway is a beautiful title. It represents the importance of stories, manages to create friendships, and is capable of exciting and entertaining regardless of its simplicity

http://www.videogamer.com/reviews/tearaway_review.html

CVG 9/10
It's also a celebration - of crafts and craftsmanship, of players and protagonists and the connections they share, of journeys and endings. You'll put the Vita down and reflect upon the time you spent shooting hoops with gophers, sucking up enemies with a squeezebox, reuniting a monster with its mother, and gambolling through pastel fields astride a pig you've just given a homebrew makeover: fond memories indeed.

Yet if there's one moment that perhaps sums up Tearaway best, it's a piece of narration from the inimitable Richard Ridings, a line that seems to double as a mission statement for Media Molecule. "Embracing new ideas!" he shouts. "You can't say we're not trying!" Even among those who find Tearaway too slight or too easy, there can surely be few arguments with that.
The verdict

A gorgeous, inventive adventure, Tearaway isn't just Vita's best new game, it's one of the most original things you'll play all year.

Vita's best game to date
Hugely imaginative
Astonishing aesthetic

Combat could be deeper
Not particularly challenging

http://www.computerandvideogames.com...enture-review/

Gamereactor 9/10

Despite the open world, Tearaway remains a fairly linear experience. Every environment has a series of collectibles, which encourage the player to go back and explore areas again after all of Iota's abilities have been unlocked. The game is great at constantly giving you new abilities to experiment with, but all in all Tearaway, while very special, is a fairly short-lived handheld adventure.

Brevity is a small complaint when weighed against a journey that elegantly showcases the Vita's unique control options in new ways: such as the camera that films you, the fingers that are used to reach into Tearaway's world and the touchpad that allows for creation of your own paper decorations. They are all special and are natural fits with the universe that Media Molecule has created.

Tearaway is beautiful, well designed, fun to play and has managed to preserve the childish joy of creation in its design. For a PlayStation Vita owner, this is a must buy.

http://www.gamereactor.eu/reviews/99794/Tearaway/

TSA 9/10

And the game’s quality is exemplified by the final moments, as the message is delivered. It’s such a simple idea, but I found it catching me by surprise after the various tangents the game had taken, and was just created so beautifully and perfectly.
What’s Good:

A fantastic art style and world created from paper.
A story that heads in several interesting an unexpected areas from the opening in Valleyfold.
Taking pictures of every beautiful little thing.
Precise controls and snappy combat keep the gameplay light and fun.

What’s Bad:

Some later sections could be quite hard for a younger audience and small hands.
The in game papercraft creating tools felt imprecise to create quality items.
Occasional side missions broken by dumb AI, requiring you to replay the area.

Tearaway is the kind of game that the PS Vita has demanded since launch, something crafted and tailored to its form and its capabilities, but rather than feeling forced, creating an easy sense of wonder fun and inventiveness. Continuing Media Molecule’s push to unleashing our creativity, it also features a story, a world and creations which delight at every turn, no matter how old you are.

http://www.thesixthaxis.com/2013/11/20/tearaway-review/

PushSquare 9/10

Tearaway is a handheld masterpiece, and a shining example of how unique hardware features should be handled. Its short running time is mostly overshadowed by its compelling mix of platforming, combat, and personalisation – a brilliantly crafted gameplay combination that'll keep you glued to the wonderful world that Media Molecule has created. This papercraft adventure is easily one of the best that you'll unfold on Sony's portable system.

http://www.pushsquare.com/reviews/psvita/tearaway

Escapist 4.5/5

All of this is well and good but what it really boils down to is that Tearaway is just fun. Thoughtful, engaging, and charming in a way that many recent games haven't been, this beautiful world will appeal to lovers of platformers both old and new. And yes, it's a PlayStation Vita exclusive and sure, lots of people don't own a Vita, but the game itself has integrated the PlayStation Vita's functionality so well that housing it on any other platform seems wrong.

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/arti...paign=articles

Cinemablend 4.5/5

Tearaway is, hands down, the most inspired game I have ever played on the Vita, one that makes the player a massive part of the experience and, in the end, delivers a (literal) message that we’d all do well to take to heart. Don’t let its bright colors and tooth-achingly sweet characters fool you. Once Tearaway gets rolling, it offers a challenging platforming experience full of twists, turns, unexpected delights and even a few surprising set pieces.

http://www.cinemablend.com/games/Rev...ers-60643.html

Gamespot 8/10

Tearaway's most lasting feature is not within the game itself, but through the inclusion of printable blueprints. Through standard progression and by taking photographs of certain objects, you earn blueprints that allow you to create your own origami editions of your favourite elements from within the game. Be warned, though, that even when you follow the instructions, some of these are incredibly tricky propositions, but if you've got the patience, it's worth the effort to take the theme of connecting worlds to that next step. The fact that it's so tempting to spend time creating these paper models is a testament to how appealing and attractive Tearaway is. It's just a shame that one of the Vita's best experiences feels as long as a piece of paper is thick.

The Good
Wonderfully charming, immediately engaging visuals
Succeeds in creating a connection between the real and virtual worlds
Feels like the most natural use of the Vita's input options to date
Customisation is simple and fun, and enhances diversity
Ability to print blueprints of in-game objects is a cute and fun idea

The Bad
It's all over too soon, and there are too few reasons to return

http://www.gamespot.com/reviews/tear.../1900-6415564/

Eurogamer 8/10

Combat could stand to be stronger too, and while the game periodically locks you into an area while boxy Scraps swarm around until you dispatch them, it never feels like the developer's warm, fuzzy heart is truly invested in this aspect of the gameplay. The action isn't bad, it's just standard dodge-grab-and-throw fare that contrasts badly with the inventiveness elsewhere. You bash enemies because that's what games do. You get the feeling that if there was a way to generate the same excitement from cuddling enemies and making them a nice organic quinoa salad, Media Molecule would have done that instead.

There are also times when the game gets a little too enamoured with the Vita's multiple inputs and control options, leading to sections where you're using sticks and face buttons, as well as both touchscreens, and it becomes a frustrating fumble. The camera isn't great, and a reliance on some cheap instant kill obstacles makes this otherwise perfectly kid-friendly game just a little too annoying for youngsters to play alone.

These complaints are fleeting in nature and don't do much to dim Tearaway's enchanting glow, however. They certainly won't stop you reaching the end. It's not a long game, but for every section of simple platforming there's a moment of pure creative delight that leaves most other games looking stuffy and sterile, locked away behind their joypads and glass, away from your prodding, inquisitive fingers. Tearaway's tactile world may be no more real, but while you're under its spell it certainly doesn't feel that way.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/20...earaway-review

Gamesradar 8/10

Tearaway really is the game Vita has been crying out for. It feels like a bridge between indie and traditional, super-polished AAA game design, something reinforced by both the length of the story and the price. There’s genuine charm and ingenuity here, and my only real criticism is that I want more of it. So will you, when you put yourself in the centre of Tearaway’s magical world.

http://www.gamesradar.com/tearaway-review/

OPM UK 8/10

Tearaway’s is a charming world to inhabit, and it’s the perfect host for Media Molecule’s insuppressibly playful spirit. Like this year’s early highlight Ni No Kuni, it’s a great game to share with little ones in your life. Other than the occasional sensation of its design playing for novelty value, combat is the only aspect in which it puts a foot wrong. In a game bursting with invention, Tearaway’s head-jumping kills feel uninspired and unsatisfying, and a predictable array of foes does little to alleviate that. Good job combat’s something of a rare occurrence, then. All Vita’s unique control aspects are exploited brilliantly within another beguiling Media Molecule universe.

http://www.officialplaystationmagazi...agazine-score/

Joystik 3/5

For all its marvelous attention to detail, Tearaway seems to forget about its nature as a game. Fighting the scraps never becomes fun, even once you've acquired the concertina that allows you to suck them in and shoot them at each other. You gain new papery abilities as you progress, like curling up into a ball and rolling around, but they don't substantially alter or augment the overall experience. The construction paper motif is always wonderful to witness, as levels play with notions of folding, furling, sticking and floating, but the gameplay part of Tearaway never really changes all that much. As a sort of interactive art exhibit, Tearaway is delightful. As a game, it's disappointingly one-note.

Tearaway is cheerful, clever, and colorful, but never quite attains the masterful blend of art and gameplay exhibited by developer Media Molecule's previous efforts, the LittleBigPlanet games. It's crammed full of wonderful ideas that can't quite compete with a control scheme that – apologies – looks good on paper but doesn't work well in practice. Tearaway has a big heart ... if only your fingers didn't keep getting in the way.

http://www.joystiq.com/2013/11/20/te...a-love-letter/
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Каин · 20 ноя 2013

Упс

Forza Motorsport 5 Review
Polygon - 9/10
GamesRadar - 4 stars
Digital Spy - 4 stars
Eurogamer - 7/10
Joystiq - 4 stars
GameSpot - 9/10
IGN - 8.8/10
Destructoid - 9/10
Rev3/Sessler - 5/5
Escapist - 3.5/5
EGM - 6.5/10
USGamer - 4.5/5
GameReactor UK - 9/10
CVG: 7/10
VideoGamer: 9/10
OXM UK: 8/10
Eurogamer Germany: 10/10
Game Informer 8.75/10
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Каин · 21 ноя 2013

Ryse

Shacknews - 5/10
Eurogamer - 5/10
Polygon - 6/10
Joystiq - 2.5/5
Gamespot - 4/10
IGN - 6.8
Destructoid - 5/10
Videogamer.com - 6/10
EGNNow.com - 7.5/10
OXM.co.uk - 7/10
Kotaku - YES
Gamesradar - 3.5/5
GameInformer - 6/10
Gameswelt - 7.5/10
Gamersglobal.de - 6.5/10
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LEONID · 21 ноя 2013

Как-то совсем...

pharmchemist · 21 ноя 2013

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наверное так лучше)

Каин · 29 ноя 2013

Fighter Within 1/10 от еврогея
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2013-11-29-fighter-within-review

Medeival · 30 ноя 2013

Юбисофт надежный деловой партнер Майкрософта - такой говна не гонит

Каин · 6 дек 2013

Gran Turismo 6 (думал будет хуже )

Telegraph - 5/5
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/...-6-review.html
Ultimately, a game, not matter how good, is still just a game. It simply can't replicate the sensations of driving a real car, and is thus no direct replacement for the thrill of real-life racing. However, for the time being it’s about as close as you can get and for a fraction of the cost of doing just one track day. We love it.

Polygon - 9/10
http://www.polygon.com/2013/12/6/517...rismo-6-review
Most of those details are perfect, though, and they weave together into a wonderful demonstration of what racing games can achieve. Polyphony Digital's love for cars has always been clear, but it's always felt a little cold and mechanical. The benefits of that technical expertise still exist in Gran Turismo 6, but they're put to much more enthusiastic use. The result is a massive, passionate game and a fitting final lap for the PlayStation 3.

Eurogamer - 9/10
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/20...rismo-6-review
And so, 15 years since its inception, Gran Turismo carries on its pursuit much as it always has, delivering a driving simulator that's as exhausting as it is exhaustive, as infuriating as it is intoxicating. As a foundation, it's certainly more stable than its predecessor - and as a way to explore the thrill of four wheels it is, despite its many faults, exceptional, brilliant and pretty much peerless. It's not finished yet, but Polyphony likely never will be - but in Gran Turismo 6 it's just delivered the broadest, most complete iteration of its epic vision.

PSNation - 9/10
http://www.psnation.org/2013/12/06/r...turismo-6-ps3/
Gran Turismo 6 took a very good game and made it great. I know that everyone wished this was on PS4 right away, but I have no problem with it coming to PS3, as they have been able to take advantage of a very mature system with 81+ million PS3 owners that I hope compete with online. There’s no way that I would still be playing the game if I didn’t truly enjoy it, and it’s all I’ve done when I’ve had any free-time. It’s not perfect, but it’s definitely a huge upgrade from GT5, and many of the changes have improved the experience greatly.

*Please Note, this score is subject to change after the Day 1 Patch and Online Play are available

gamesradar - 4.5/5
http://www.gamesradar.com/gran-turismo-6-review/
Gran Turismo 6 rights almost all of the wrongs of its predecessor to deliver one of the most expansive, beautiful and enjoyable racing simulations ever seen. If only the AI and damage modelling were better, this would be the perfect racing game.

US/Gamer - 4.5/5
http://www.usgamer.net/articles/gran...ation-3-review
Gran Turismo 6 is an over-ambitious, huge, sprawling, messy masterpiece. It has its highs and lows. It has its perfections and its flaws. Sometimes it’s annoying. Sometimes it’s infuriating. But most of the time it’s simply the best driving game you can buy.

Rev3Games - 4/5

- description once I finish watching the review.

IGN - 8.0/10.0
http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/12/...rismo-6-review
Gran Turismo 6’s problems are baggage the series has been carrying since 1997; the second you thunk into a wall at 200 kilometres per hour and drive off scot-free, or hop into a belching V8 that sounds more like a wheezing milkshake maker, the glass shatters and the illusion breaks with it. But when you’re on one of Gran Turismo 6’s absolutely gorgeous tracks, fused with the car you’re controlling, attacking apexes with confidence and devouring sectors with steely precision, it’s not hard to see why this series is deservedly regarded as one of the best of its kind, and this one is no exception.

TheEscapist - 4/5
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/arti...round-the-Moon
Bottom Line: More of a driving sim and less of a racing game, Gran Turismo 6 is the cream of the crop. It's an easy game to hop into for a single race or plant yourself in front of for hours on end. They've added some interesting features but at its heart it hasn't changed much from the last release.

Eurogamer Italy - 8/10
http://www.eurogamer.it/articles/201...w-recensione_3
In futuro, attraverso gli immancabili aggiornamenti a cui siamo stati abituati già con GT5, il gioco verrà modificato, bilanciato e ulteriormente arricchito con la modalità manageriale B Spec (già presente in GT5), l'editor dei tracciati, nuove auto, nuove piste e soprattutto la modalità che ci permetterà di rivivere la carriera di Ayrton Senna. Nel frattempo Gran Turismo 6 resta un ottimo episodio per i milioni di appassionati del franchise, ma non riesce a essere il miglior gioco di corse simulativo della current-gen.

Venture Beat - 65/100
http://venturebeat.com/2013/12/06/gr...ismo-6-review/
Gran Turismo 6 is not a game for the uninitiated. It’s made for racing fans by racing fans. It’s for people who know that front/rear weight distribution isn’t a euphemism for holiday weight gain and that the Gap doesn’t refer to a mall clothing store. As a nonracing fan, there’s a lot about it I still don’t understand. What are performance points and why are they important? I have no idea what torque is. I have no idea what an exhaust manifold is or why it improves my car’s racing ability. Admittedly, some of this information is available in the game, but it’s densely packed into the user-interface and might prove intimidating to newcomers. I didn’t care enough to look for it. More importantly, Polyphonic did nothing to make me care. Outside of a few beginner driving lessons, it feels as if you’re supposed to know all of this stuff already, and that could alienate some of the new blood this aging franchise needs to stay relevant in the next console generation.

VideoGamer - 6/10
http://www.videogamer.com/reviews/gr..._6_review.html

Gran Turismo 6 ends up feeling stubborn to adapt to modernity. Its myriad landscapes are barren and unexciting, while the music sounds like it’s been ripped straight from a Ron Jeremy compilation VHS. There’s an age old argument that simulation racing games are ‘just cars going around in circles’ – Gran Turismo 6 has no retort.

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dimm · 15 дек 2013

Drag-On Dragoon 3 (Drakengard 3) получила от Dengeki - 100/90/85/95

- The Scenario is just get the highest level of the series, it can bring some laughter and tears.

- Some “certain scenes” makes you want to scream up (TL note: maybe it’s a twist scene)

- The camera is a little disappointing

- It is easy to play, but the action is more exhilarating than the previous works

- Characters speak non-stop

- Completing a stage will takes a little longer time than DOD and DOD2

- It takes an average 40 hours to finish the game and 100+ hours to perfect things up

- The game music is definitely a gem and masterpiece

Overall:

It brings back memories of the previous works (DOD, DOD2, and Nier), but it is really improved.
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The I · 15 дек 2013

Эх, не верю я японским обзорщикам... А тем более по играм от Сквары.

Каин · 19 дек 2013

The Walking Dead: Season 2

TheSixthAxis – 7/10
Gamespot – 6/10
Destructoid – 8/10
Metro – 6/10
Polygon – 7/10
Eurogamer – 8/10
Softpedia – 8.5/10
GameTrailers – 9/10
G4MERS.PL – 8/10
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LEONID · 11 янв 2014

Первая оценка западной прессы ФФ13-3.

4 из 10 от http://www.playstationlifestyle.net...returns-final-fantasy-xiii-review-ps3-import/

Минусы. Плохая графика, плохая реализация заложенного потенциала, отвратная концовка, мало контента, который искусственно растягивается, технические проблемы.

Плюсы. Ролики, много костюмов, интересная боевая система, красивое окружение.

-A- · 11 янв 2014

Мои впечатления от демки прямо. Даже вроде оценка та же...

LEONID · 1 фев 2014

Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition.

Digital Spy - 5/5
GamesRadar - 4.5/5
GameInformer - 9.25/10
IGN - 9.1/10
GameSpot - 8/10
Videogamer - 8/10
PS Lifestyle - 8/10
OXM UK - 8/10
OXM - 8.5/10
Machinima - 7.5/10
The Escapist - 3/5
OPM UK - 7/10
X-One Magazine UK - 7/10

Каин · 5 фев 2014

Game Informer

Castlavania Lords of Shadows 2 - 6
Donkey Kong TF - 9.25
Tomb Raider Definitive - 9.25
FF Lightning Returns - 7
Broken Age Act 1 - 8.5
Bravely Default - 8
The Banner Saga - 8.5
OlliOlli - 8
Danganrompa - 8.5
Dr. Luigi - 8
Repubilque - 7.5
Dragon Ball Z Battle of Oz - 7
Joe Danger Infinity - 8
Nidhoog - 8
Fable Anniversary - 8
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dimm · 5 фев 2014

Каин сказал(а): ↑

Castlavania Lords of Shadows 2 - 6
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Надеюсь что это субъективное мнение.

Marader · 5 фев 2014

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