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Black Ops II rises to second, The Walking Dead charts at ninth, and Persona 4 Arena fails to make the top 10.

has managed a third week atop the UK charts, albeit with a 55 percent drop in sales.

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The Walking Dead retail release is new at No.9.

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The Walking Dead enters at No.9, Persona 4 Arena at No.11…

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IRB GAMER: "Exactly who do you Voodoo? How do you voodoo. Not quite understanding my mojo? Thats because youre new to the island. And while not sure if youll survive, lets assume you will and attempt to escape together, shall we? Welcome to Riptide."

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Analog Addiction writes: "Dead Island: Riptide doesnt feel like a fully fledged sequel to the original 2011 release; it feels more like an expansion on what the first game offered. With that being said, if you didnt enjoy the original for whatever reason, chances are Riptide wont sweeten you on the franchise. The original Dead Island had its problems, but above all, it offered a fun RPG experience, emphasising brutal melee combat and weapon customization. All of that is present Riptide, but the problem is that most of those original flaws are also here, alongside the fun that was originally provided. Techland has offered some new additions to the formula throughout, though nothing feels significant enough to separate Riptide from the original. What we have left, is something that feels very much the same as the franchises first outing. Techland missed their chance to really improve an enjoyable formula, instead choosing to ship Dead Island 1.5."

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Ax of Play Legit Writes "Dead Island Riptide feels like an expansion for Dead Island with a UI overhaul and a re-recorded soundtrack."

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DHGF: Dead Island Riptide can effectively be described as more of the same as its essentially its predecessor with a new island, a new character, and some play tweaks for ten dollars less, leaving it essentially the same game, which should tell you everything you need to know about if its for you. The plot is functional if cliché and uninspired, the game looks mostly identical to the prior game save for some environmental changes and improved water effects at the cost of lag when the water is disrupted, and the audio is as spot on as it was in the prior game. The gameplay returns intact from the previous release in all respects, meaning that fans will have no issues jumping into the game and newcomers will be able to pick it up with little effort. There are new elements, such as leveling up weapon performance based on usage, instanced Dead Zones, siege defense missions, a new character and some new weapons and enemies to use, and the levels are condensed while retaining the leng...