this game is fantastic very good no doubt has everything to be one of the best games of xbox 360 gameplay note 10 note 10 graphics mode multiplayr is very good starts and you do not want to stop. Undoubtedly recommend everyone who has xbox

Being a big fan of Gears of War franchise, it was with great anticipation and trepidation that I began to play through the campaign mode. I was fearful that EPIC may have taken the franchise a step too far and perhaps diluted the raw gameplay of the previous two award winning titles.

+ Great Storyline; + Polished graphical content; + Copious amounts of violence; + 4 Player co-op; + Refined Multiplayer; + Ties up all of the loose ends of previous games

Not Notch game all round, but for me it's like playing the first 2 games, getting a bit boring for me now and don't think I'll be playing the next one A+.

To call Gears of War 3 one of the most anticipated games of the year for the Xbox 360 is a bit of an understatement. Microsoft has been throwing Gears parties for months to create a frenzy and it appears their work is paying off.

Wide assortment of weapons; Expansive levels; New enemies and weapons; Flushed out storyline; 4 player co-op

Minor glitch where some areas take a while to load

When it comes down to it 'Raam's Shadow' has enough twists to dull out the pain of the B-Listing Zeta Squad. While the price tag might be a little steep, the gameplay makes up for its asking price.

Not better than anything we've played in Gears 3, Someone wake me up; thanks Zeta Squad ...zzz.... zzz.; Not enough new content, a basic recycling

A SPOILER FREE REVIEW. So the final part of the Gears Trilogy is finally with us. What does it have in store for us, but more importantly for the thousands of Gears fans, is the multiplayer up to scratch? But first I better mention that I'm not a Gears junkie.

The superstar Gears of War franchise, famous for its thick, rich bro aroma and for mounting a chainsaw on the underside of an assault rifle, has now come to a close with the subject of this review.

The Cole Train runs on whole grain!

Marcus's uber-meathead actions at game's end

The final instalment of the Gears of War trilogy was released by Epic Games in September this year and I'm finally writing about it. It's testament to its quality that every time I've tried to sit down at my desk I have ended up playing it instead.

It's strange to think that the Gears of War trilogy has only existed in this generation. In fact the series is even younger than that, at only five years old. It seems like longer to me. I've never considered myself to be a big Gears fan really.

Gears of War 3 follows the 2008 sequel to the 2006 original Gears of War and this time we're 18 months on – in their timeline – from the last time we saw Marcus Fenix and the Delta Squad co. knock seven shades of shit out of the Locust.