Singularity does a great job putting the player in the shoes of the protagonist who must manipulate time to stop Russians from triggering a catastrophic event.
Green Day may not have gotten quite the royal treatment that The Beatles did last year, but their Rock Band edition is still bursting with fan service.
Transformers: War for Cybertron likewise carves its own path, free from association with last year’s (or next year’s) feature film, and it’s much better for it.
Split/Second delivers on all of the spectacle promised by its premise of a TV show wherein drivers trigger explosives to wreck their competition as they race.
ModNation Racers could have succumbed to the same pitfalls as LittleBigPlanet, but it steers deftly around them. The core kart racing is breezy and satisfying.
The absorbing conversation interface and jet setting, safe house to safe house lifestyle of Alpha Protocol give you an impetus to unravel the game’s conspiracy.