Recent reviews by BionX

DMC5 is a masterpiece. Experienced players will find the game a bit easy due to the many system changes and mechanic removals from DMC4, but the game otherwise expands upon its predecessor in every way - from enemy design, story, boss design, and level design.

For those who don't know, the character pass is a bundle that gives you access to all of the six DLC characters that will be released by December, if what I've heard is true. The six characters ARE:
Black Panther
Sigma
Monster Hunter (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90Fkgjv1pJc, gameplay out now and she's probably going to be released first)
Venom
Winter Soldier
Black Widow
By buying this pass you get each of these characters WHEN THEY RELEASE, so make a decision based on that. Have fun playing Infinite!

MVC:I is an incredible fighting game with a poor presentation. The roster is small for a crossover and lacks X-Men and some fan favorites, and the graphics are butt ugly. The story mode is just okay, with poor voice acting and the feeling that it's trying to take itself too seriously. But underneath all that relatively unimportant exterior is an incredible game. The mechanics are deeper than any fighting game since Skullgirls, yet the game is simple and approachable enough for anyone to have fun. The in-game tutorials are quite useful for beginners, and Infinite contains a number of single-player modes (mission, arcade, the story) that so many fighting games nowadays have been lacking. The netcode for this game is GREAT. There are tons of reviews about bad netcode, and as long as you have a good internet connection and search for 5 bars only it'll feel like you're playing offline. MVC:I fails when it comes to making the game look good, and its exterior design seems lazy. But where it matters, Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite shines -incredible, fun and fast offline and online gameplay. And I'd say that in a game, it's the part that you're playing that matters the most.

This game is one of the greatest modern co-op and shooter games, period. Although a bit annoying in terms of DLC (you should buy GOTY plus the other level cap upgrade for the full experience) Borderlands 2 is massive, with a diverse character roster along with a fantastic difficulty curve and a great weapon and skill based progression system. It's better with friends, and although this game is a must-have it goes on sale so often that you should almost definitely wait for some sort of price reduction to buy it.

Saints Row 3 is one of the best open-world car-stealing games of all time. But if you're looking for a realistic game, you're in the worst place. Saints Row makes every moment of the game like a scene from a movie. Whereas in other games it's a rare opportunity to skydive from a stolen jet onto your target with a rocket launcher, in SR this almost becomes the norm. While a lot of people might say this is a bad thing, it allows unparalleled creativity in dealing with basically any situation. Saints Row Three isn't a serious game, or a difficult game. It's a fun game, and that's what matters most in the end. It has fantastic co-op, plenty of extra content, a pretty good game world, and a bonus horde mode. Definitely recommended.