Latest Xbox 360 Reviews

Remember Me never comes into its own, but it's an entertaining and attractive adventure all the same. Read the Review

Fuse is a slick third-person shooter that is just fine to play solo, but a lot of fun with friends. Read the Review

Resident Evil: Revelations plays a lot like the best games in the series, but lacks the scariness and intensity that made those games special. Read the Review

Metro: Last Light is an astonishing and moving postapocalyptic journey. Read the Review

Dead Island: Riptide might look like an idyllic zombie-fest, but it's little more than a frustrating mess of half-baked ideas and repetitive combat. Read the Review

Dark Arisen adds some great new content to the excellent Dragon's Dogma, though the new dungeon's unbalanced difficulty turns fun into frustration. Read the Review

Defiance is the B movie of massively multiplayer games: rickety and unrefined, yet a good time all the same. Read the Review

Injustice provides a complex fighter with some unique twists, but is found wanting in features that have become commonplace in its contemporaries. Read the Review

The elements that made its predecessors interesting have been all but destroyed, making Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel a functional shooter but little more. Read the Review

A trip back to golf's past moves Tiger Woods 14 into the future with some great new features, but the core game on the links holds pat. Read the Review