Gaming
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Lumines: Electronic Symphony (PS Vita) review As far as puzzle games go, Electronic Symphony is up there with Tetris - and that's high praise indeed£28 -
Little Deviants (PS Vita) review Younger gamers will like the colourful characters, but Little Deviants doesn't have a lot of depth£18 -
F1 2011 (PS Vita) review Not in the same league as its console brethren, but still a good indication of what we can expect from future Vita racing games£30 -
Fitocracy review It's still rough around the the edges, but Fitocracy's attempt to turn fitness training into an addictive online game has already proved to be a massive success -
Oil Rush review A good looking strategy game set on the water, but it’s ironically lacking in depth£13 -
Gotham City Impostors review An interesting take on the FPS genre, but it’s not as slick as most full-price titles£12 -
Syndicate review Nothing ground-breaking, but ticks most of the FPS boxes and the online co-op mode is fun£27 -
Trine 2 review Trine 2 is a stunning addition to the platform-puzzle genre, with clever gameplay and a lovely world£12 -
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MineCraft review Evidence that indie developers should never be overlooked – Minecraft is a modern day masterpiece£17 -
Telltale Games Jurassic Park review A new take on the point-and-click genre, but not one that’s well-suited to the PC£22 -
Need for Speed: The Run review Desert Bus is usurped as the definitive trans-America driving simulator. the Run is fast-paced and fun, with only a few exceptions£33 -
Assassin’s Creed Revelations review Ezio Auditoré’s story ends with a whimper rather than a bang, although it is a finely crafted one£27 -
Batman: Arkham City review A DC comic book fans’ dream, but there's not a lot of new ideas for veterans of the first game£25