Trine is a PC and PlayStation Network game.

Developed by Finnish company Frozenbyte, Trine shines with it’s amazing story, stunning graphics and unique characters.

There are rumors that an Xbox version of Trine is being developed by Atlus.

In inFAMOUS you take the role of a, gifted with electric charge, bike messenger.

The is a PS3 exclusive and is developed by Sucker Punch, for which honestly I haven’t heard before.

inFAMOUS is a mash-up of superhero, morality, open world gameplay, cool lightning bolts coming out of your hero’s hand and more…

Video Review:

You can read reviews of inFAMOUS posted in the popular gaming and entertainment sites below (you may have to click through to see them).

inFAMOUS Reviews:

• Review: inFamous Jolts With Antihero Action at Wired
• Infamous Review at IGN
• Infamous (PS3) at 1up.com
• inFamous (PlayStation 3) at CNET.com
• inFamous Review at GameSpot.com
• inFamous Review at TotalVideoGames.com
• Review: Infamous at Edge Online Magazine
• InFamous Review at DailyGame.net
• inFamous at EuroGamer.net
• inFAMOUS at GamePro
• InFamous (PS3) at VideoGamer.com
• inFamous Review: It’s Electric at Kotaku
• Infamous Review at GamePlayer.com.au
• inFAMOUS at GiantBomb
• Review: inFamous at The Escapist Magazine
• Joystiq Review: inFamous at Joystiq

I never liked boxing simulators and I will probably never

will. However, the Fight Night Round 4 from EA sports caught my attention. It’s an Xbox360 and PS3 game. However, I don’t have any of those, I have only a PC. Maybe it will be the ga me that will make

me buy one of those consoles? I haven’t decided yet.

Game trailer and review after the jump.

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In case you haven’t decided if you like the game or not yet, you can read the detailed review at Kotaku.

After some personal tragedy, the main character – british marine James Grayson – is forced to kill his own brother in Chimeran conversion chamber. After th at he goes on

a vendetta.

Destructioid.com has done a great job writing a very detailed review for the game and also making a video review, which you can watch below.

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In case you can’t watch the video above, you can watch it at YouTube too.

Now, I don’t know why, but most of the video game critics have rated the game with very average rating, but I guess it’s just their job to be as critical as possible, or maybe not.

Maybe the game really is just an average platformer. I don’t know yet, because I haven’t tryed the game. I’ll do that in the near future. I hope that my expectations for the game are met and it doesn’t just waste couple hours of my life.

After the jump you can see a video review of the game, as well as links to reviews of Bionic Commando at popular gaming sites.

• Review: Bionic Commando a Swing and a Miss at Wired.com
• Bionic Commando review at Telegraph.co.uk
• Review : Bionic Commando for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 at SeattlePi.com
• Bionic Commando at EuroGamer.net

It follows the story from the original Fallout 3, adding about 5 additional hours of gameplay and raising the level cap

from 20 to 30.

Although the fact that this DLC is resurrecting the story of the original game that may already be considered to be finished may not make all of the Fallout 3 fans happy, but who doesn’t want to continue this post-apocalyptic action-adventure

?

After the jump you can watch a video review of the game, as well as read what all of the biggest gaming sites have to say about Fallout 3: Broken Steel.

• Fallout 3 Broken Steel Review: An Epic Postscript at Kotaku.com
• Fallout 3: Broken Steel review at EuroGamer.net
• Fallout 3: Broken Steel review at AtomicGamer.com
• Fallout 3: Broken Steel Review at IGN.com
• Fallout 3: Broken Steel Review at VideoGamer.com
• Fallout 3: Broken Steel Review at GameCritics.com
• Fallout 3: Broken Steel review at BlastMagazine.com
• Fallout 3 Broken Steel review at GamesWeasel.com
• Fallout 3: Broken Steel Review at StickSkills.com

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