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GamesRadar: Rio Review

GamesRadar writes: "Not too long ago, 20th Century Fox convinced the makers of Angry Birds to release an expansion to their popular casual franchise featuring the characters from Rio, an animated feature about the world's last two Spix's Macaws. That game arguably rivaled the first in terms of awesomeness, and Fox probably should have left any spinoff ambitions at that. But of course, Hollywood being the ravenous dollar muncher it is, no big-budget animated feature is complete these days without a dubious self-titled videogame spin-off for the kiddies, and that's where Rio the console game comes in".

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gamesradar.com
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Amazon's Video Game Gems of 2011

Amazon have released their Video Game Gems of 2011. Discover Amazon's hidden gems highly reviewed and given great ratings by their customers.

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dailygamesales.com
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Iveyboi4471d ago

More like 4 gems and a bunch of bull****

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Xboxliveaddicts: Rio review

Birds of a feather party together

Rio from the makers of Ice Age is a movie tie-in party game from the same name which includes over forty mini-games using six playable characters, Blu, Jewel, Pedro, Nico, Raphael, and Eva in a brightly coloured action packed Carnival theme. Although also on PlayStation 3 and Wii, the Xbox 360 version has three additional exclusive mini-games.

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xboxliveaddicts.co.uk
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In-depth Review: Rio - Electronic Theatre

Given the game’s reliance on competition, it’s a great shame that Rio doesn’t include any online gameplay. Though it offers drop-in gameplay for up to four players on a single system, the only use of the PlayStation Network Rio makes is that of the now essential Trophies.

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