Andrew Hemphill

Yes, it’s another NFS title, this one in the interesting half-simulation/ half-arcade world of Shift - and how does it rack up against titles like the brilliant Hot Pursuit?

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Crysis 2 is by far the best singleplayer shooter experience I’ve played this year so far, and a worthy successor to Crysis.

Swarm is an entertaining little puzzle game with plenty of replay value, and a decent challenge to it.

You know when you go to see a movie, you come out, and have to give it an official ranking of “Meh”?

I’m a BioWare fan, undoubtedly. From the brilliance of Mass Effect to the twisted tale of Knights of the Old Republic, the venerable developers can do no wrong. So when I say that I wish they’d spent a little more time on Dragon Age 2, you know how disappointed I am.

Despite the poor story and general similarities to the previous titles, Killzone 3 has more than enough bang for your buck, and will keep shooter fans absorbed for hours.

Retailing at 1200 Microsoft points (£12 in real money), the expansion offers a whole load of new content, all wrapped up in a presentation that makes you smile every time you boot the game.

I had a Gran Turismo way back on the PS2, and its subtitle “the Real driving simulator” was well deserved.

Need for Speed purists might be a little put off by Hot Pursuit’s similarities to the Burnout series of racers.