Electronic Arts
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Need for Speed: Rivals review Drop-in multiplayer and hectic open world racing gives the Need for Speed series a much-needed nitrous boost£40 -
FIFA 14 (Xbox One) review Graphically superior but lacking in content compared to the current generation£50 -
SimCity review Solo play and sprawling cities and are so 2003, as you'll need social skills and more focused designs to prosper in this excellent update£35 -
Syndicate review Nothing ground-breaking, but ticks most of the FPS boxes and the online co-op mode is fun£27 -
Crysis 2 review It isn’t such a technical leap forward as the first game, but Crysis 2 ups the ante with its action-packed gameplay.£32 -
Bulletstorm review In spite of the crude humour and short campaign, Bulletstorm is a fantastic FPS. It’s not big or clever, but it is a whole lot of fun.£25 -
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Dead Space 2 review Shocking and certainly not for children, Dead Space 2 is unrelenting but massively fun to play.£27 -
Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit review Don’t be fooled by the name, this is a pure arcade racer from the Burnout series.£25
