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Just after a week after those ‘robots in disguise’ began their assault on our consoles, a conspicuous teen wizard and a prolific pack of creatures from the glacial age make the transition to interactive entertainment. ...

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 for the 360 & PS3. Developer: Tiburon, Publisher: EA ESRB: E Pity the lead developers working on the Tiger Woods series. Their responsibility is to improve upon an already admirable ...

Dynasty Warriors 6: Empires for the 360/PS3. Developer: Omega Force, Publisher: Koei ESRB: T One wonders if Omega Force, the developer of the Dynasty Warriors franchise suspected that their game would live up to its ...

The Conduit for the Nintendo Wii. Developer: High-Voltage Software, Publisher: Sega ESRB: T Over the past two and a half years, the Wii has seen countless pet simulations, a marching band replication, and a single, ...

Vertigo for the Nintendo Wii. Developer: Icon Games, Publisher: Playlogic ESRB: E Many veteran gamers acquired their initial mastery of ball rolling from a modest wooden toy. The simple diversion challenged players to roll a ...

Virtua Tennis 2009 for the 360/PS3. Developer: Sumo Digital, Publisher: Sega. ESRB: E If the Virtua Tennis series were a serve, it would contain a reliable windup, followed by a safe toss, culminating in a ...

Let’s Tap for the Nintendo Wii. Developer: Prope, Publisher: Sega. ESRB: E From first-party titles such as WarioWare: Smooth Moves to third party fare like the Rayman Raving Rabbids and Carnival Games series, Wii owners ...

Depending if you prefer a vigilantly sharpened blade, sculpted flesh, or just cold, hard steel, this week has a multitude of ways to engage in combat. Sequels to the Dynasty Warriors, Fight Night and Transformers ...

Fuel for the 360, PS3, and PC. Developer: Asobo Studio, Publisher: Codemasters. ESRB: E For over a decade, Codemasters has been developing racing games that have prudently straddled the space between the arcade thrills of ...

Lego Battles for the DS. Developer: Hellbent Games, Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive ESRB: E With two screens and a stylus interface, one would think the Nintendo DS would have a surplus of real-time strategy games ...