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  • Oct 18, 2007 Science (by which we mean the few 'facts' we've picked up on Wikipedia) suggests that gaming improves hand-eye-coordination and problem solving. Even so, defeating alien invasions or rearranging pipes to hack vending machines isn't going to bag you a career. Or is it? In actual fact, it seems online gaming might land you a job as a spook. The government's secret services have teamed up with in-game ad company Massive, and during October they aim to target recruitment adverts at
  • You need to get a job at Kentucky Fried Chicken. Yes, after eight hours of microwaving mysterious factory-farm chicken-substance, youll almost have enough dollars to buy Enemy Territory: Quake Wars. Developer id Software is bringing this beast to those plastic boxes you gangsters must have stolen - Playstation the third and the Xbox with more than 300 degrees. When we played a few bouts of this team-based strategic shooter on the PC, it shattered the steel exoskeletons of us jaded
  • There may yet be a future for Trip, Monkey and Pigsy. Despite its disappointing sales, Namco Bandai has stated that it is standing behind Enslaved: Odyssey to the West due to the outpouring of critical and fan praise. It seems a sequel could still be possible. Maybe...

  • We were already planning to buy publisher Namco Bandai’s upcoming third-person action adventure Enslaved: Odyssey to the West – it played well at E3 and it looks even prettier than developer Ninja Theory’s last game, the PS3 exclusive Heavenly Sword. But now we have to decide where to buy it...

  • An all out REVIEW hoard featuring CASTLEVANIA: LORDS OF SHADOW, DEAD RISING 2, and ENSLAVED!

    Plus, bullshit in-game collectibles and the guys return from Sin City with tales to tell…

  • Huge release week! Castlevania, Enslaved, Final Fantasy, Wii Party and more. Plus the greatest bonus rooms, easter eggs, tons of your feedback, and DefJam hip hop infused with game music and The Goddamned Muppets!

  • People need to stop complaining about this generation's color pallet. "Games are too brown and sad!" gamers cry while plunking down $60 to pick up the latest post-apocalyptic RPG. "There's nothing but gray military shooters!" they tweet while pre-ordering the next iteration of a popular gray military shooter. Meanwhile, games like Enslaved: Odyssey to the West completely bucked that trend, offering an inventive action game set in interesting locations, and no one bought it. Now's your chance to make things right: Microsoft has announced that Enslaved is now available on Xbox Live's Games on Demand - and it's cheap, too...

  • Ninja Theory once had plans to extend Enslaved: Odyssey to the West with a whole new online mode and fresh DLC. Unfortunately, well, you already know how this story ends...

  • Enslaved fans are about to get an eyeful as developer Ninja Theory prepares DLC that will see 3D functionality and a whole new romantic side-quest for Pigsy added to the post-apocalyptic adventure...

  • Episode 27 of FirstPlay, the interactive video game magazine, is out on the EU PlayStation Store today - and comes with a free dynamic FirstPlay theme, plus reviews of Castlevania: Lords of Shadow and Enslaved: Odyssey to the West. But that's not all...

     


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