Friday, May 11, 2012
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
UEFA EURO 2012 Review
Dealspwn: “By presenting itself as DLC, the FIFA 12 engine is a given, and it’s still a lot of fun. But by making it so that you have to own FIFA 12 in order to play this half-hearted, half-licensed, half-baked expansion, EA Sports have shut the door to impulse purchasers, pumped on the spirit of the competition. No one in their right mind will buy FIFA 12 just for this, and those that already own the game will find far better services there than this paltry offering. [...]
Thus, when it comes to giving a final verdict on this expansion, it’s important to judge Euro 2012 solely on its content. Sadly, for over £15, there’s just not enough here to recommend at all. This game, perhaps even more so than the full releases that came before, underlines the cash-in nature of these tournament spin-offs, and it’s difficult not to feel, even though we’ve arguably received what we asked for, that we’re not just being ripped off in a new way.”
The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Enhanced Edition review
The Witcher 2 isn’t a game that you can just rush through to see the ending. It’s meant to be played slowly and enjoyed thoroughly, learning all that you possibly can about everything. There are references to the past, to Vizima during the first game, to events and characters in the books, which make it so much more enjoyable for those who are familiar with the game lore. And for those who aren’t, there is no reason not to pick it up, even if these little extras will go unnoticed.
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