Portal 2; Xbox 360 at Amazon UK£32.99/$54.48/37.40 Euro
Well its finally here and this is the best price we could find for all you dirty little sods looking to stick parts of yourselves into holes. It’s a Freudian nightmare I swear.
Fight Night Champion; Xbox 360 at Game£22.98/$37.96/26.05 Euro
Drinking and fighting go hand in hand for some of you, why not have weekend off marauding through your local city centre like some sex crazed Nordic invader and punch people on the bugle in a virtual environment? You’ll save even more money seeing as you won’t have to pay bail.
Call of Duty Black Ops; PS3 at Gamestation£24.98/$41.25/28.33 Euro
If you haven’t already been swept up in the new CoD wave here is your chance. In this outing the best selling series of all time puts you into the murky goings on of the Cold War and its secretive battles. Ah, don’t you miss those good old days of wondering if a massive A-Bomb was going to drop on your bonce?
Broken Sword Trilogy; PC at Play.com£3.99/$6.59/4.53 Euro
A personal favourite of mine at an unbelievable price, one of the finest adventure series of games to grace any gaming platform. From the streets of Paris to sweltering jungles these three games have it all, cracking voice acting, graphics that still stand the test of time and brilliant storylines. I recommend this one highly.
The House of the Dead: Overkill; Wii at Amazon UK£10.83/$17.89/12.29 Euro
If there is one thing the Wii does well it’s Rail Shooters and this one isn’t for the kids. A Grindhouse blast fest, full of guns, girls, gore and one of the most twisted endings in any game.
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