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Operation Flashpoint: Red River review By Eric _Neigher published 24 June 11 Not gonna knock off MW3 or Battlefield 3 anytime soon, but a competently done little shooter.
Homefront review By Mikel Reparaz published 16 March 11 Only you can save America – the question is, will you want to?
Bulletstorm review By David Houghton published 23 February 11 Foul-mouthed, red-neck explodathon, or groundbreaking new kind of gun-fun?
Modern Combat: Domination review By Jordan Baughman published 1 February 11 This game's title is synonym speak for "Modern Warfare clone"
Call of Duty: Black Ops super review By Nathan Irvine published 9 November 10 Treyarch almost step out of Infinity Ward's shadow
Halo: Reach super review By Charlie Barratt published 12 September 10 One game. Two very different reviews
Professor Layton and the Unwound Future review By GamesRadarCarolynGudmundson published 11 September 10 A gentleman always makes each game better than the last
