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MotoGP 08 is a complete enough package to satisfy every motorcycle aficionado, from the most casual to the most hardcore fan, there’s something for everyone. If however, you couldn’t care less about the actual (sometimes televised) sport, then you’ll find little beyond a diversion that’ll entertain for a couple of...

Richard Walker·December 4, 2008
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Wrath of the Lich King is nothing short of proof that Blizzard still knows how to keep things fresh and still has the thinking power to serve up the creative, and the crazy. The more ‘ordinary’ Northrend surpasses the great works the team poured into the fantastical Outland zones....

Simon Priest·December 1, 2008
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The last information that gamers need to know is that the Xbox 360 version is the superior one with two exclusive episodic chapters coming before the start of the spring via Xbox Live. “Beneath the Ashes” will arrive by the end of December and “Lara’s Shadow” will show up on...

Dakota Grabowski·November 19, 2008
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Little else can be said about Web of Shadows except that unlike previous Spiderman titles, this one is intended for teenagers instead of younger kids, and it doesn’t help it along. Boss battles are not memorable and the few cameos other superheroes make are not particularly worthwhile. There is also...

James Pikover·November 18, 2008
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Heading back in time? Take a trip with one of our favorite RTS's this year!

James Pikover·November 12, 2008
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There is so much in Dead Space to mention that doing so would make this review very, very long. Puzzles using Kinesis and Stasis, timed events in airless zones, spacewalks across  an asteroid-ridden hull, enough enemies to never leave players comfortable. If not for the submissive, cliché’d last two hours of...

James Pikover·October 31, 2008
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Fallout 3 is a stand-out RPG that offers a heaping amount of replay value and entertainment. The NPCs that fill the world are natural jerks and it makes the experience all the more entertaining as they are humorous and nihilistic. The voice-acting helps take the game to new lengths and...

Dakota Grabowski·October 30, 2008
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But we’re being really harsh there, as these really are quibbles. There’s so much to see and do and everything is so well executed that it feels relatively cheap at the asking price. If you really are sitting on the fence as to what football game you should be buying...

Mike Bowden·October 20, 2008
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It’s coarse and shouldn’t be funny, but Septic Avenger is reckless, silly fun.

Richard Walker·October 13, 2008
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However, if we look beyond the politics I must say that as a stand-alone squad shooter it’s a solid game if slightly unremarkable. If World War 2 is your thing then sure, go for it. However, you might want to wait and see how COD5 fairs and make your choice...

Mike Bowden·October 10, 2008
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For all the above criticisms, there is something strangely compelling about Mercs 2, but I suspect that’s the psychological pull of an open-world map with lots of untapped activities rather than anything more substantial. As soon as you realise that each of those glowing dots inevitably leads to the same...

Emmanuel Brown·September 19, 2008
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Without the creation / sharing feature the game fails to hold much substance. It’s a broad scope of what could have been possible. For the hardcore gamer, you’ll find little to hold you. Spore is a game to delve into over an extended period of time. It’s a game to...

Marco Fiori·September 15, 2008
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