Gamestyle

Category: Microsoft Xbox 360

  • 007 Legends

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    Bradley Marsh
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    There have been as many Bond games as there have films. There have been as many developers for those games as there have been Bond actors. From the sublime in Goldeneye to the below average Nightfire. There hasn’t exactly been a dreadful game, but fans of the films set the bar high when it comes…

  • Limbo

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    Bradley Marsh
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    Limbo, as stated in the dictionary, is the term for a piece of Roman Catholic Theology. The border of hell or heaven, serving as the after death of unbaptised infants and of the righteous who died before coming of Christ. Well now many will know it as a wonderful but darkly game on Microsoft’s Xbox…

  • Madden NFL Arcade

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    Bradley Marsh
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    EA’s sports titles have undergone a bit of a renaissance of late. Fifa is the top dog, NHL is the best sports title on the market, NBA while being behind 2k’s effort is still very nice to play. Madden is the only choice when it comes to NFL. So it is no surprise to see…

  • Forza Motorsport 3

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    Bradley Marsh
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    Forza Motorsport 2 was a wonderful racing title, despite a few flaws. It really shone in the online department. A testament to the game is that it still had a solid community playing right up until the release of Forza 3. There have been other racing titles that have offered plenty of fun moments, yet…

  • Gears of War 2

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    Garry Webber
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    Gears of War was the first system seller for the 360 and quite possibly the first title that convinced many at Gamestyle Towers that they had made the right choice. Two years on, the hotly-anticipated sequel is finally released, with a promise of being “bigger, better and more badass,” and delivering on it. The story…

  • Rez HD

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    Jason Julier
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    At the turn of the millennium it was clear that Sega was still struggling to find its identity at the tail end of the Dreamcast era. Changes had to be made to put the developer on a firmer footing for the challenges ahead, and today we can see the results of these endeavours. Looking back…

  • Halo 3

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    Garry Webber
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    Is there any point in trying to keep our emotions in check for this Halo 3 review? Should we start by trying to remind ourselves of the series genesis with Halo: Combat Evolved on the Xbox console and how it redefined the console shooter? Perhaps then moving on to discuss the nature of hype and…