BF4 8/10 AC IV 7/10 COD Ghost 2/10 Killzone shadow fall 8/10

Review I wrote for my journalism class for Metro: Last Light [quote]In an industry where shooters are often dominated by brown and grey copycat military games, Metro: Last Light comes as a surprising refreshment. Metro: Last Light’s biggest accomplishment is its expertly crafted atmosphere. While it does have an extensive use of greys and browns, they are brought about in a very appealing and beautiful way. The game’s two main settings, the moscow metro tunnels and the post apocalyptic surface both use the game’s atmosphere to the fullest extent. The metro tunnels have the feeling of dampness, with its blackness consuming everything. Usually the only thing accompanying you during your travels through the tunnels is the dead silence in the lull of combat, or the scurrying noises of mutant animals who dominate the subterranean world. The surface, on the contrary, is full of life. Mutant animals roam the desolate wasteland, with unnerving noises coming from off in the distance. Contributing to the atmosphere is the game’s gunplay. Metro 2033 had clunky albeit punchy gunplay. In Last Light, that punchy gunplay returns, with an improved weapon system that removes all of its predecessor’s faults. Players are allowed up to three weapons with attachments to augment your weapons. The storyline is excellent as well. The narrative follows Artyom after the events of the first game. Players who missed out on Metro 2033 are taken into account and given the relevant information. The story is crafted around a simple objective: locate kill a surviving Dark One. The Dark Ones are regarded as the ultimate enemy, but early stages of the game hint to them being misunderstood. Complications arrive, but the objective remains the same for the majority of the game. New information is provided that brings the full picture into view, showing that war is coming and locating the Dark One may be the only way of stopping it. While Metro: Last Light is an excellent game, it is not without faults. Players who are not used to managing multiple gameplay systems are met by a steep learning curve. You must manage your health, your air filters, gas mask, hand charger, and ensure you are hidden in the shadows when enemies are nearby. Not only that, but the game’s currency revolves around military grade ammo, ensuring players must manage how much they use their weapons. Minor bugs and glitches can break the game’s expert atmosphere like common rendering glitches that make fire appear as pixelated squares for a short period of time. The enemy AI is mostly solid but can suffer the rare pathfinding bug. Originally developed by THQ, but then passed onto Deepsilver and 4A Games after the former went bankrupt, Metro: Last Light is an excellent game for veterans of first person shooters despite the occasional hiccup. Originally released on May 14th, 2013, Metro: Last Light is available for PCs, Xbox 360, PS3, and PS4. Based off the popular russian book, Metro 2033. 8.8/10 [/quote]

Assassins Creed 4 F***ing awesome 9.9/10

FALL OF CYBERTRON IS -blam!-ING AWESOME though a little short BUT AWESOME WEAPONS

Tis a bit late... Battlefield 4 9/10

Super Mario 3D World was great fun although it was a bit too short and wasnt as creative as the Galaxy series ?/? Mass Effect 3 was a fun game that improved from Me2 in almost every way. The ending make me cri ?/?

Got legend of zelda link between worlds, finished it too quickly

Batman Arkham Origins 7.5/10 Story was great and well written. Voice actors did amazing jobs with the characters. Too much of the same Gameplay wise.

I haven't gotten anything for Christmas since I was 12.

I didn't get any games.