Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway review

Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway is relentless in emphasising the horrors of war with an engaging psychological story and high-intensity combat that both entertains…

16/10/2008

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Fracture review

Most action gamers are used to environments that remain static, no matter how much havoc you cause but Fracture brings something new to the table: its "terrain…

15/10/2008

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Drawn to Life: SpongeBob Squarepants Edition review

In Drawn to Life: Spongebob Squarepants Edition, you draw your hero.

09/10/2008

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We Cheer review

The premise for We Cheer for Wii is simple enough: choose a squad leader for your brigade of cheerleaders and travel cross-country from venue to venue as you pump up…

08/10/2008

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Silent Hill: Homecoming review

Silent Hill: Homecoming is the sort of game that will genuinely scare horror fans.

07/10/2008

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Lost in Blue: Shipwrecked review

If I've learned one thing from my time with Lost in Blue: Shipwrecked it's that I wouldn't last a day on a deserted island.

06/10/2008

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NHL 09 review

The past few years have been kind to ice hockey gaming fans. EA Sports has been doing fine work, but NHL 09 is undoubtedly the best ice hockey game yet.

03/10/2008

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Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood review

Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood was developed for the Nintendo DS by Bioware, a company with a reputation for crafting deep and complex games. It isn't as…

02/10/2008

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Mega Man 9 review

I'd forgotten how brutally tough old school games could be but Mega Man 9, the new yet decidedly retro game from Capcom, quickly set me straight.

01/10/2008

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Disgaea DS review

Disgaea DS is a straightforward port of the PSP's Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness with a few bonuses thrown in for DS owners.

01/10/2008

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LEGO Batman: The Videogame review

I am a huge nerd when it comes to Batman, so my expectations for LEGO Batman were understandably high.

29/09/2008

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TNA Impact! review

TNA Impact! succeeds where many other wrestling games cut corners, providing a decent experience for fans of the TV show. However, the apparent lack of content hurts…

26/09/2008

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Line Rider 2: Unbound review

Does Line Rider 2: Unbound represent the commercial death of a cool, free game?

25/09/2008

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Yggdra Union review

When Yggdra Union was released in 2006 for the GameBoy Advance, its intricate tactics system and engrossing story went largely unnoticed.

22/09/2008

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Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen review

If you missed playing the original Dragon Quest IV back in the glory days of the original NES system, you're in luck: you now have the opportunity to play one of the…

22/09/2008

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Mount & Blade review

Mount & Blade is the first, great medieval role-playing game.

19/09/2008

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Crysis Warhead review

Not quite a full-fledged sequel but never feeling like a tacked on expansion pack, Crysis Warhead finds the perfect balance for fans of the first installment of…

19/09/2008

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Star Wars: The Force Unleashed review

The basic premise of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed is a stroke of brilliance: in the years between Episodes III and IV, Darth Vader takes a secret apprentice and…

18/09/2008

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Rock Band 2 review

Like a good sequel should, Rock Band 2 takes everything that made the original title great and improves upon it.

15/09/2008

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International Cricket Captain 2008 review

The sports side of resource management games has long been sewn up by soccer-management sims such as Championship Manager and Football Manager. But with its myriad…

12/09/2008

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