8 Ball 2

Makes Mirror's Edge look like a drunk obese man walking to his car

Every so often you come across a game that's truly special. Not something with merely a great story and sense of presentation, like so many filmic pretenders to the throne, but something that uses the strength of its interactivity to convey an experience that is totally unparalleled. Games like these are few and far between, and should be cherished with the utmost respect, as they in turn respect their medium and utilise it to their advantage to reach new heights in the burgeoning,unique cultural and artistic landscape that videogames offer. 8 Ball 2 eats that pansy game for breakfast and asks for seconds.