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Rock Band 3 has been one of the most hyped music games of the year, mostly because of the new features it adds to the series. The biggest addition being keyboards which gives an entirely new instrument that gamers can learn to play. The other major addition to the series is Pro Mode which allows players to actually learn how to play their instruments.

The idea of a Halloween based game doesn't quickly come to mind. Holiday theme based games more then likely come out being a niche experience. However the devs over at Double Fine have found a way to bring out our inner child in all of us again in Costume Quest. From the minds that bought us Psychonauts and Brutal Legends comes the teams first venture in downloadable games but does it succeed? Find out in our review

A year later and the sequel sets to deliver a huge soundtrack, famed DJ's and new ways to play. Now one you would think that music based games would have slowed down but they're stronger then ever this year. DJ Hero 2 is no exception as it takes most of what it had in the original and turns it up to 11. Click the link to see our review.

Castlevania has been a long time running franchise for Konami, but there have been very few 3D styled games from the series. With this revamp and the help Hideo Kojima (Metal Gear series), Konami is hoping that Castlevania will be a big hit, so how does the game fair? Read all about it after the jump

Dead Rising was one of the early hits on the Xbox 360, it was one of the first games to really push the number of characters on screen at any given time, where zombie games before it maybe had a dozen or so enemies at once Dead Rising threw hundreds at you. The game gave players a truly new zombie experience, now Dead Rising 2 tries to push everything even more than the original.

The sequel to Alien Breed Evolution, released a few months ago is now on XBLA and PSN. The series is actually inspired by the original games that were released in 1991. A relatively straight forward action game Alien Breed 2: Assault sticks with the series formula, but is it enough to stand out from crowd of XBLA and PSN games?