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Publisher "Square Enix":
Video Game Deals, Top Reviews and New Releases

3 most recent price drops as of Saturday, February 11, 2012 (03:58AM PST)

Mindjack (360)

Sale Price $7.83 SALE

(61% off) at Amazon Deal Factor 4.1 (details) Deal Factor for "Mindjack (360)"
The Deal Factor reflects the value of a deal: it's a score ranging from 0 to 10 that is based on the game's average review score, the percentage of the price drop ("savings"), and the game's age. Deals with the largest savings on the best-reviewed and most recent games have the highest Deal Factors. Since we're snobs, we give more weight to the review score than the savings or age (a bad game doesn't get better just because it's cheap or new, and our goal is to help you find the most attractive deals, not just the cheapest or newest games).

For "Mindjack" the Deal Factor details look like this:

Weighted Review Score 2.1
Weighted Savings Bonus + 1.5
Weighted Age Bonus + 0.5
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Deal Factor 4.1 Review Average 4.1 (based on 3 critics) Genre Third-person shooter Publisher Square Enix Release Date 2011-01-18 Description "2031 AD It is a new era when new and aspiring technologies contributed to huge advancements of mankind. However, the World’s Governments are crumbling, ..." expand → Mindjack (360)

2031 AD

It is a new era when new and aspiring technologies contributed to huge advancements of mankind. However, the World’s Governments are crumbling, new corrupt powers arise and conspiracies proliferate. A truth behind a forbidden technology emerges that could destroy the very core of humanity. Join a rogue team of agents as they fight for survival and dive deeper into the mystery.

MINDJACK offers a totally unique online experience. Enter a revolutionary playing field upon which an engaging solo campaign transitions seamlessly to thrilling cooperative play, or expand your mind’s reach by “hacking “ into another’s game for intense, head-to-head combat. Each bystander becomes an active combatant in this new urban warfare.
Your “state of mind” is your only limitation!

KEY FEATURES:
* Share campaign modes with other players online as you battle for hacking supremacy
* Hack into another players game as an ally or opponent.
* Customizable Maps, allows the host to change the layout of barriers, spawn points, and weapons
* Hack into citizens, soldiers, machines, and even animals.

Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days (PC)

Sale Price $4.99 SALE

(67% off) at Amazon Deal Factor 5.6 (details) Deal Factor for "Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days (PC)"
The Deal Factor reflects the value of a deal: it's a score ranging from 0 to 10 that is based on the game's average review score, the percentage of the price drop ("savings"), and the game's age. Deals with the largest savings on the best-reviewed and most recent games have the highest Deal Factors. Since we're snobs, we give more weight to the review score than the savings or age (a bad game doesn't get better just because it's cheap or new, and our goal is to help you find the most attractive deals, not just the cheapest or newest games).

For "Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days" the Deal Factor details look like this:

Weighted Review Score 3.4
Weighted Savings Bonus + 1.7
Weighted Age Bonus + 0.5
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Deal Factor 5.6 Review Average 6.8 (based on 2 critics) Genre Modern Shooter Publisher Square Enix Release Date 2010-08-17 Description From Wikipedia: "Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days is a video game developed by IO Interactive, published by Eidos Interactive under Square Enix available on PlayStation 3, Xbox ..." expand → Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days (PC)

Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days is a video game developed by IO Interactive, published by Eidos Interactive under Square Enix available on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Microsoft Windows. It is the sequel to Kane & Lynch: Dead Men. The game switches the lead in the series, putting players in control of "self-medicated psychopath" Lynch. The story begins with Lynch having found peace in Shanghai and attempting to "make a fat deal where the pay is beyond his wildest dreams and nothing is going to get in his way." Players in the campaign mode of Kane & Lynch 2 will take control of Lynch who is backed up by the previous series protagonist Kane. The online enabled cooperative mode will allow players to play as Kane. Unlike Dead Men, players will only be able to arm up two of any weapon they can grab from dead enemies and cannot be swapped between allies. The combat system has been modified from the original game. Players can now take cover through a button press as opposed to originally being automatic depending on stance. While still having regenerating health, players can get knocked down while being able to immediately get back up.

Mindjack (PS3)

Sale Price $9.96 SALE

(50% off) at Amazon Deal Factor 3.7 (details) Deal Factor for "Mindjack (PS3)"
The Deal Factor reflects the value of a deal: it's a score ranging from 0 to 10 that is based on the game's average review score, the percentage of the price drop ("savings"), and the game's age. Deals with the largest savings on the best-reviewed and most recent games have the highest Deal Factors. Since we're snobs, we give more weight to the review score than the savings or age (a bad game doesn't get better just because it's cheap or new, and our goal is to help you find the most attractive deals, not just the cheapest or newest games).

For "Mindjack" the Deal Factor details look like this:

Weighted Review Score 1.9
Weighted Savings Bonus + 1.3
Weighted Age Bonus + 0.5
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Deal Factor 3.7 Review Average 3.8 (based on 3 critics) Genre Third-person shooter Publisher Square Enix Release Date 2011-01-18 Description "2031 AD It is a new era when new and aspiring technologies contributed to huge advancements of mankind. However, the World’s Governments are crumbling, ..." expand → Mindjack (PS3)

2031 AD

New Game Reviews
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Saturday, January 28, 2012

Game Informer 8.0 Final Fantasy XIII-2 (PS3)

Final Fantasy XIII-2 Review: Fixing The Little Problems While The Big Ones Get Worse

GameSpot 7.5 Final Fantasy XIII-2 (360)
Final Fantasy XIII-2 (PS3)

Final Fantasy XIII-2 doesn't capture Lightning in a bottle, but it's still a fun and heartfelt role-playing adventure.

1UP 6.9 Final Fantasy XIII-2 (PS3)
Final Fantasy XIII-2 (360)

This gawky teenager of an RPG makes an earnest effort, but it's no longer one of the cool kids.

Friday, January 27, 2012

IGN 8.0 Final Fantasy XIII-2 (PS3)

Lightning vanished. Travel through time to find her.

Wednesday, January 25, 2012

IGN 7.5 ScaryGirl (PS3)

Fresh style, familiar gameplay.

Monday, January 23, 2012

GameSpot 6.0 ScaryGirl (360)

Scarygirl has style to spare, but vexing combat and loose controls get in the way of a great time.

Friday, January 20, 2012

IGN 7.5 ScaryGirl (360)

Fresh style, familiar gameplay.

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

AppSpy 8.0 Chrono Trigger (iPhone)

This is still the Chrono Trigger fans have come to know and love even despite Square Enix' stubborn refusal to shape its games to suit the iOS platform; this can dampen the experience, but its core still shines through.

Monday, December 12, 2011

Pocket Gamer 8.0 Chrono Trigger (iPhone)

Despite Square Enix’s slovenly porting skills, none of Chrono Trigger’s brilliance has been obscured in this rather lazy iOS port. Hours of riveting RPG entertainment await those of you willing to look past the fuzzy graphics and occasionally awkward controls