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If you judge it as the kids game it is, this is one of the most entertaining movie-based games around.

It's visually pretty and looks good on paper, but it packs too many gameplay features into a single, incoherent package.

Nathan Drake is back for more, but the focus on adventure over gunplay makes the sequel dramatically different.

Still an incredible (and incredibly empowering) game, this GOTY build has extras aplenty for franchise newbies.

If you don't have anything nice to say, then ... don't hesitate to join in badmouthing this horrible licensed game.

If you judge it as the kids game it is, this is one of the most entertaining movie-based games around.

It's visually pretty and looks good on paper, but it packs too many gameplay features into a single, incoherent package.

If you don't have anything nice to say, then ... don't hesitate to join in badmouthing this horrible licensed game.

The game's got style and song quality in spades, but its ease and brevity may surprise a few would-be Beatles.

A great story, great acting and gameplay improvements from the original make the Old West genre proud.

If you judge it as the kids game it is, this is one of the most entertaining movie-based games around.

The game's got style and song quality in spades, but its ease and brevity may surprise a few would-be Beatles.

The pseudo sequel to the films is both fun and avoids destroying our fond memories from the 1980s.

The much-hyped game doesn't feel as slick as Metroid Prime 3 and on the whole feels kind of cheap.

Even though it feels like a series of minigames, the resulting game is an entertaining escapde for kids.

The BBC outdoes itself with this three-hour tour of one of America's most breathtaking National Parks.

Billed as a comedy, it's actually got more serious elements. Except for the nut taps. Those are funny in HD.

Whatever "the Rock" is cooking for this kid-friendly alien sci-fi film is tasty enough to sample.

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The content's old and the tone abrasive, leaving even environmental viewers with a sour taste in their mouth.

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