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This a review by fellow Gamersworldbd reader, Shafquat A, also known as “TheSituation” in Gamersworldbd comments section and has been edited by me.
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 is the [sequel to] Battlefield: Bad Company from publisher EA and developers DICE. This game utilizes DICE’s Frostbite engine and is the best looking xbox 360 shooter till date. [...]

This is a review by fellow Gamersworldbd reader Sng425 and has been edited by me.
Remember Desmond Miles & his Ancestor Altaïr Ibn La-Ahad From Assassin’s Creed? Well, the Assassin’s Creed series is back with a brand new sequel named and this time It introduces us to a new assassin “Ezio Auditore da Firenze” from the [...]

The World’s 1st God of War 3 review has hit and Gamersworldbd has the score [...]

This is a review by fellow Gamersworldbd reader Enamur Reza and has been edited by me.
Ever since I have heard about Bayonetta I was dying to play this game mainly for two reasons: I am a big fan of Devil May Cry 4 and hack-n-slash type games.
First of all, I was a bit frustrated about [...]

The first review of Heavy Rain has been leaked to the internet. Official Play Station Magazine UK gave Heavy Rain 9/10.
If you’ve had your doubts about Heavy Rain, cast ‘em aside. Editor-in-Chief Tim Clark of OPM UK said, “Certainly there’s nothing quite like it on PS3, or indeed any other system. Put gaming conventions aside, [...]

PC Gamer and PSM3 magazine have reviewed BioShock 2.
PSM3 gave BioShock 2 93%, saying, “[BioShock 2] tops the original in terms of storytelling and combat.”
PC Gamer awarded BioShock 2 a 90%, saying “the mechanics that made the original BioShock such fun return, better than before,” and “it’s still better written than pretty much anything [...]

If you imported your console like I did then you may have a hard time finding games that fit your particular region (NTSC/PAL). In that case, Play-Asia.com comes in handy. Play Asia is based in Hong Kong and has a wide collection of Xbox 360, PS3 and PC games from all regions plus strategy guides, [...]

Official Xbox Magazine (OXM) US has just reviewed Mass Effect 2, the most highly anticipated action RPG from BioWare. The game scored 9.5 and was praised for its good combat and beautiful visuals, but OXM said that the story is a bit lackluster. That has me worried as the main part of Mass Effect 2 [...]

I guess this review is long overdue. Zipbd (I had the 256 kbps package) used to provide good service when I first joined in 2008. But not anymore. I upgraded to the 512 kbps package @ Tk 1,500 per month last month. Frankly, the upgrade process wasn’t as smooth as I hoped. I submitted a [...]

Japanese Gaming Magazine Famitsu has reviewed Final Fantasy XIII for a score of 39/40. Ouch, it missed out from being perfect just for 1 point. The score was leaked onto the internet from a Hong Kong based forum. The final score is based upon aggregates from four reviewers who scored the game: 10/10, [...]

A lot of readers asked me to detail my experience with Sirius Broadband/Zip BD and online games, so here goes. You can check out the in-depth review (along with tons of useful reader comments) of Sirius Broadband/ Zip BD here.
Its All About Ping
The determining factor in whether you have a superb (or lousy) experience with [...]

It’s hard to believe, for a franchise running for over 20 years, so many innovations and controversial changes have made its way, but…..it only grew and grew and became the grand daddy of AAA games. Metal Gear Solid series have gone through dramatic changes since it’s debuted in 1988 as “Metal Gear”. Back then, it [...]

To Start off, Halo 3 is undoubtedly the best game in the series. The campaign has been improved from Halo 2 and provides a satisfying yet (leaving you wanting for more) conclusion to the Halo story arc. The Multiplayer, considering how great it was feels even more balanced with the introduction of new arsenal and [...]

Back in 2001, the world experienced a new type of game. It’s a game that couldn’t be categorized (as there was nothing similar) at the time. It was a game that was a blend of everything that was out now, with one new addition, freedom to do whatever you want, how you want, when you [...]