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God of War III Review
By Phil May on 15/03/2010 at 08:32. 7 comments.
When I was a mere whippersnapper and the Atari 2600 reigned supreme, Saturday afternoons usually meant one of two things. A long drawn out few hours of the execrably boring ‘World of Sport” starring Dickie Davis, or a rare treat – a TV outing...
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SOCOM has always been a bit of an oddity to me. I first bought into the hype for the release of the first PS2 game back in 2002, I couldn't resist the promise of a well put together third-person war game, with actual voice recognition used to command a squad o...
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COD is over-fished With Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 1 and 2 effectively rewriting the book on modern-theatre combat games, some players might be forgiven for thinking that the Battlefield series has had its day. Though recent outings on the Xbox Live Arcade ...
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Now in its fifth instalment, the Ace Attorney series has proven itself the grand daddy of DS point-and-clickers. The DS is an ideal device for these kind of games, and no other series has provided so much new content. The newest addition, Ace Attorney Investig...
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Ten things Xbox Live “indie” kids could learn from PC and iPhone developersThough I’ve loved videogames since they first emerged in monochrome tones back in the murky grey 70s, I’ve never actually successfully made one. Tinkerings with speccy-based Adventure c...
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Poker Face The Eye of Judgement was originally released for the PlayStation 3 in 2007. It was seen as something of a technical experiment by Sony; using the PlayStation Eye camera to read the data from physical playing cards causing creatures to materialis...
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Toy Soldiers Review
By Phil May on 04/03/2010 at 15:31. 8 comments.
World War 2 has been a constant source of inspiration for game developers. Oddly though, no one’s tackled World War 1 effectively enough, outside a couple of nerdy hex-based war games or the odd instantly forgettable RTS title. Toy Soldiers, a new Xbox Liv...
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Peggle Review
By Simon on 04/03/2010 at 13:58. 4 comments.
Having lived under a rock for the last few years this is the first time I have got to spend more than a few minutes with Peggle. The principle of the game is very simple: you control a small cannon at the top of the screen and shoot a little pinball into a...
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The recent news that certain key publishers are beginning to make their games ‘call home’ via the internet in order to authorise each copy, has left a sour taste in the mouth of a lot of gamers. Add this to the fact that some companies are also testing the wat...
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At one point or another, any kid born or growing up in the 70s would’ve gone nuts for martial arts stuff at some point or another. In an era when Bruce Lee gave his last (and some would argue greatest) performances on the silver screen in movies like Enter the...
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At first glance it’s all too easy to describe Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing as Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief to Mario Kart’s Harry Potter. And for those of you that don’t get the reference, Percy is very much the poor man’s Potter. But then to do s...
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In recent years I have fallen out of love in with Japanese role playing games (JRPGS). Random battles fill me with anger and frustration and so it was with slight trepidation that I loaded up Level 5's White Knight Chronicles, the developer behind Rogue Galaxy...
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Darwinia + Review
By Phil May on 26/02/2010 at 08:25. 5 comments.
In a seething neon landscape, a battle for survival is being fought. Artificial constructs fight for their lives against an insidious virus. As their numbers are decimated, a cry for help is answered…by you. Working in conjunction with the eccentric Dr Sep...
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Echoshift Review
By I Am Hughes. on 25/02/2010 at 13:20. 6 comments.
It seems quite some time ago that people were first wowed by the video of an astonishingly simple but intriguing looking game called Echochrome. Baroque chamber music, echoing footsteps and not a drop of colour in sight; doing for the laws of perspective what ...
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Chime Review
By Phil May on 22/02/2010 at 16:22. 9 comments.
Somewhere, in an alternate universe, Guitar Hero and Rock Band never happened. Frequency and Amplitude sold so well that the games went on to spawn several other sequels, before the music game genre slowly retired, mellowed gracefully in its old age, satisfied...
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