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A digital manifestation of avarice. This game promised but never delivers and continues to push the boundaries of greed by increasing the price of My Faction card packs. There has been at least 3 increases with the latest jumping from 12,700 to 15,100. Considering 150mfp is the average you can earn in a singles match this is absolute garbage. So what about the game well, It's just about functional. Collision detection is atrocious and grabs seem to only work when the wrestler is in the exact position required. There is no movement in this, such as when a wrestler is getting up, and if you try to grab early you will give the opponent an advantage. The Island is a terrible idea. A sort of story mode with minimum effort and lots of real world spending opportunities. We have been duped when it came to the dlc too. The first pack of 5 wrestlers only contained 4 and no release date for the mystery 5th wrestler has been given. 2K have form for this, in a prior year a wrestler was removed because of legal reasons and no real alternative was given. Overall the attitude of the WWE and 2K games has soured this experience. It is pro greed. It's not fun, it's not what WWE games once were. Bring back the days of Smackdown Vs Raw.

Being the 5th title in the 'Burnout' franchise you would expect ideas to be running thin and a lot of familiar ground. What you wouldn't expect is an open world where you can quite literally own the road. Welcome to Paradise. As soon as the classic 'Paradise City' kicks in you get an understanding of where this game is coming from, Loud songs and even louder vehicles! If you are looking for a quiet country drive you are in the wrong town. So once you have fired up your first motor and won your first race you realize the true scale of Paradise City, with a diverse range of environments and a plethora of stunning vistas, becomes apparent. Game types range from Racing to Marked man events. There are also online races and variants on game modes like Cops 'n' Robbers (DLC) I don't want to dissect this game and tell you everything about it. I just want you to understand this is like getting your first car and working your way up to your new sports car. It is a journey one I haven't forgotten and one I still want to go back to. For me this is the definitive racing game on (PS3! or 360 or PC for that matter)

Pure music game perfection. The track listing is a varied affair which offers something for everybody. The standard 5 coloured fret is here in all its eye-strain-inducing glory. For those of us who have been playing this genre since the start, we now have something new to challenge us, The Pro-Mode! This is for all of us longing to play an instrument without the effort of reading sheet music. It works effortlessly. With 80+ songs on disc and over 1400 online this is the definitive music game, period.