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  • 09/02/2011 Reviews

    Test Drive Unlimited 2 - Review

    This sequel has the whole Hawaiian island of Oahu - all 1500 square kilometres of it - that featured in the first game. But you start out on the notorious party paradise of Ibiza, an entire second island that's a bit more compact but just as scenic, with the same wonderful combination of city streets, freeways, coastal highways and twisting mountain lanes. It's two drivers' paradises for the price of one, then, and once again you get to spend your time there playing through a huge single-player racing campaign, buying clothes and houses for your avatar, nosing around luxury cars in dealerships, racing and socialising with other players or just exploring and enjoying the open road.

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  • 08/11/2011 Reviews

    Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 - Review

    Call of Duty has proven itself to be the most popular gaming franchise in the world over the last few years and Modern Warfare 3 sets out to retain that title by delivering a globe-trotting war of epic proportions. Set immediately after the events of its predecessor, the game presents a fiction in which the Russian Federation is in the middle of an invasion of the United States and has expanded its offensive to Europe, including England, France and Germany.

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  • 16/08/2012 Reviews

    Sleeping Dogs - Review

    Most open world games see you playing as either a cop or a criminal, but refreshingly Sleeping Dogs lets you do both. You take on the role of Wei Shen, a hardboiled cop who grew up in Hong Kong, trained to become a police officer in the US, and has now returned to his birthplace to rid the bustling, neon-lit streets of crime.

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  • 22/06/2011 Reviews

    Dungeon Siege III - Review

    Everything you need to know about co-op action RPG Dungeon Siege III is contained in the animation that plays when you open a chest. The lid flips open and a spray of gold and magic weapons is shot nine feet into the air like some heavy-duty party popper, before coming crashing down at your feet.

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  • 22/11/2012 Reviews

    LEGO Lord of the Rings - Review

    LEGO Lord of the Rings moves this reliable old series forwards so far and so fast that it's hard to see how we can ever go back to the simple style of the previous games. Discover a rich and rewarding LEGO world that will remain fresh for weeks - even months - to come

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  • 11/11/2009 Reviews

    Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 - Review

    Infinity Ward have had a massive challenge to ensure that Modern Warfare 2 goes above and beyond what fans are expecting. With each teaser trailer and small nugget of information released the hype behind Modern Warfare 2 has increased. This is definitely the most anticipated game of 2009. But is the wait worth it? Has Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 really gone above and beyond the successful CoD4?

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  • 24/06/2010 Reviews

    Blur - Review

    The combination of Mario Kart style weaponry and fully licensed cars to be honest should not work! Its fact, the two just sound silly together. But what the developer Bizarre Creations has done is nothing short of genius.

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  • 21/03/2013 Reviews

    StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm - Review

    StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm may be classed as an expansion, but it's also a couple of games in one

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  • 24/04/2013 Reviews

    Dead Island Riptide - Review

    A solid zombie-hacking open-world experience, especially in co-op; beating up the undead is why you're here, and if you and your friends like doing that then you'll find plenty of fun waiting for you in Palanai.

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  • 26/11/2009 Reviews

    SAW - Review

    Saw 'the game' takes place in-between the first and second films, before the never-ending plot became too deeply diversified. Playing as Detective Tapp (originally portrayed by Danny Glover in the first Saw film) you regain consciousness in an all too familiar 'trap' situation. Panic and button mashing ensues, and once free you can appreciate the clever puzzle to let you out of the room. It really does start off like something any Saw fan would want.

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  • 11/07/2012 Reviews

    The Secret World

    If you want to play a massively multiplayer online game, you only really have two choices of setting: fantasy or space. Until now. Norwegian studio Funcom, which made MMOs Age of Conan and Anarchy Online as well as fan-favourite adventure game Dreamfall, is offering you a chance to join The Secret World.

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  • 28/09/2011 Reviews

    FIFA 12 - Review

    FIFA played the underdog to rival football series Pro Evolution Soccer for a long time, but in the last few years it has widely come to be regarded as the pace-setter in the genre. FIFA rose to the top of the league by subtly tweaking its game to closer resemble the way PES 'did' football, while layering its own mix of official licences and some excellent gameplay innovations over the top to create a match winner.

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  • 08/06/2012 Reviews

    DiRT Showdown - Review

    DiRT Showdown represents the first off-road, arcade-style spin-off for the series, offering everything from regular races to thrill-seeking demolition derbies and high-score chasing challenges, all presented in striking vibrant hues and blinding neon.

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  • 11/04/2013 Reviews

    Defiance - Review

    It's an ambitious game, more shooter than role-player but no less impressive for the sheer scale of the experience on platforms that have previously made do with small gameplay lobbies

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  • 30/08/2011 Reviews

    Driver: San Francisco - Review

    In a medium where developers seem increasingly obsessed with recreating gloomy reality, Driver: San Francisco (PS3, Xbox 360, PC, Wii) is a breath of fresh air.

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  • 16/11/2011 Reviews

    The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - Review

    The Elder Scrolls role playing series is known for the liberating amount of options it offers players, giving them the freedom to chart the course of their own unique adventures. In the opening section of Skyrim, having just escaped the dangers of a monster-infested dungeon, you're confronted with dozens of choices.

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  • 02/05/2013 Reviews

    Star Trek The Video Game - Review

    The script perfectly captures the characters of Kirk and Spock, and the plot has the sweep and scope of a true Trek tale

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  • 02/12/2011 Reviews

    Saints Row: The Third Review

    As in the previous Saints Row games, The Third sees you play as the leader of the Saints, a purple clad street gang who have grown to become a global phenomenon with legions of fans, tacky merchandise and movie deals.

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  • 28/06/2012 Reviews

    LEGO Batman 2 Review

    The core gameplay is much as it's always been, as you guide dumpy mini-figures around detailed levels, smashing the LEGO scenery to earn studs while using the abilities of your characters to solve a variety of puzzles.

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  • 30/08/2012 Reviews

    TransFormers: Fall of Cybertron - Review

    2010's War for Cybertron began the story of the Autobot/Decepticon civil war, and sequel Fall of Cybertron picks up where the first game left off, with the Autobots preparing their deep-space ship the Ark for evacuation from the dying mechanical planet.

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  1. Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon - R… (10/05/2013)

    Eighties nostalgia is big business, but you've never seen a game that so perfectly captures that decade like Ubisoft's bizarre sho…

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  2. Star Trek The Video Game - … (02/05/2013)

    The script perfectly captures the characters of Kirk and Spock, and the plot has the sweep and scope of a true Trek tale…

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  3. Dead Island Riptide - Review (24/04/2013)

    A solid zombie-hacking open-world experience, especially in co-op; beating up the undead is why you're here, and if you and your f…

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  4. Defiance - Review (11/04/2013)

    It's an ambitious game, more shooter than role-player but no less impressive for the sheer scale of the experience on platforms th…

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