Games Radar's Scores
- Games
For 1,002 reviews, this publication has graded:
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58% higher than the average critic
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4% same as the average critic
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38% lower than the average critic
On average, this publication grades 3 points higher than other critics.
(0-100 point scale)
Average Game review score: 76
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 672 out of 1002
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Mixed: 263 out of 1002
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Negative: 67 out of 1002
1,002
game reviews
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Critic Score 100
An essential, and long-lived, purchase. This is one shooter that you're going to want to savour. -
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Critic Score 80
We could still do with more Campus Legend mode and fewer ho-hum drills, but this is nonetheless an excellent sports game, with all the thrills and dynamics of real college football. -
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Critic Score 85
Despite some flaws and an overall feeling of deja vu that might alarm series veterans, Liberty City Stories is still an utterly irresistible and hugely enjoyable addition to the GTA family and an instant PSP treasure. -
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Critic Score 81
The levels are beautiful and are packed with things to do, but controlling Sly feels mysteriously cumbrous, and as a result the rest of the game suffers. [PSM2] -
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Critic Score 93
It may not be as innovative as "Half-Life 2" but it's the perfect console game and is by far the best looking game on Xbox. Doom 3 is FPS butchery in its purest form. [GamesMaster] -
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Critic Score 84
This microcosmic world holds together only because its players agree to suspend their reality and believe in each other's fantasies. If you find yourself too sceptical to join in with this shared hallucination, you'll find little entertainment here. [PC Gamer UK] -
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Critic Score 91
This update has refreshed our love of the game, bringing a new physicality and violence to online shooters. CS:Source is essential. [PC Gamer UK] -
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Critic Score 86
The trading, the pirating, the sailing, the dancing, the political ramifications of targeting one nation's gubernatorial and military traffic to the advantage of another... it all swims in the shallows. But as shallows go they're as clear and blue as babies' eyes. [PC Gamer UK] -
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Critic Score 90
An instant classic with the best multiplayer mode of any console title. [XGamer] -
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Critic Score 85
The best Japanese PSP launch title and a fine showcase for the handheld's capabilities. It's fast, looks great and is packed with classic Ridge tracks. And the lag-free eight-player WiFi races are breathtaking. [JPN Import] -
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Critic Score 75
If it wasn't a Blizzard title, Diablo II would be dismissed as the bimboesque bit of frippery it actually is, and gain no more than a passing interest from most folk. Be warned. -
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Critic Score 69
Empathy is the game's strongest suit, with tension coming a close second... As a whole the game's a classy, polished package. -
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Critic Score 88
This year it's so big, most players with full-time jobs and social lives will never see more than half of it. You almost need a map to find your way through the menu options. [NGC] -
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Critic Score 90
Initially disappointing, but once you get how it's using the darkness it's very hard not to love Doom 3. Great-looking, scary and a delight to play - id have delivered again. -
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Critic Score 90
Immersive, dramatic, exciting, detailed, never dull, challenging, extremely good looking and worth hooking up to broadband for. [PSM2] -
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Critic Score 91
The best thing about it is the sheer lunatic speed of it all. Stick on the bumper view, slam on the throttle and see the world at a crazy pace. [GamesMaster] -
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Critic Score 90
It all adds up to a breakneck racing experience that offers a lot of fun (especially when you consider the online modes) for a little cash. -
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Critic Score 100
Bizarre Creations haven't done much but develop Metropolis Street Racer, mapping out San Francisco, Tokyo and London in fantastic detail for what I can safely say is the best racing game that I've ever played. -
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Critic Score 100
It's in full-on four-player mode that Power Stone 2 attains genius status. As long as you've got three mates up to speed on the game, you literally won't be able to put your joypads down. -
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Critic Score 88
Souped up and ready to go, bloodying the noses of "Heavy Gear" and "Starsiege" en route . Once again Mechwarrior leads the way for the genre. -
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Critic Score 82
It's not quite as solid a package as the original, but the refinements and additions still add up to a worthy game. [NGC] -
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Critic Score 90
Morrowind will please both serious role-playing fans as well as anyone looking for a technically stunning adventure that will hold their attention longer than your average hack-and-slash title. This is the good stuff. -
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Critic Score 86
Thankfully, the whole thing is also infinitely better-lit than previous outing Circle of the Moon, which means that playing it without industrial-strength lighting overhead is now an option. [NGC] -
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Critic Score 86
Challenging, cerebral, and maddening. Hitman 2 keeps you coming back but there just aren't enough saves in the game. [PC Format] -
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Critic Score 70
It's fine, spectacular, stunning, in a thoroughly ordinary fashion. It thrills, but will leave those who've previously visited the series contented rather than elated. -
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Critic Score 93
It's a fan-frikken-smabulous game. It's the kind of game that'll feed your gaming needs and desires no matter what level you enter it at... The best platform... sorry, character action game on PlayStation 2 to date? You bet your spring loaded arse it is. -
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Critic Score 88
Although it can get repetitive and lacks variety, this is incredibly deep and a welcome return for Final Fantasy to a Ninty console. [GamesMaster] -
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Critic Score 90
An enchanting adventure in Mario's familiar world, with excellent fighting and a brilliant script. [GamesMaster] -
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Critic Score 95
We say it's the best Mario Kart ever and if you disagree we'll just have to humble you at battle mode until you cry real tears. [GamesMaster] -
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Critic Score 88
Entertaining and largely compelling fantasy adventuring of Tolkienesque proportions. -