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  • 007 Legends review
    By Hollander Cooper posted October 17, 2012

    007's latest video game journey brings you on a trip through the agent's memories of some of his biggest missions. Sadly, he seems to remember them being more boring than they really were...

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  • 101-In-1 Explosive Megamix
    By Nathan_Meunier posted December 15, 2008

    As a collection of quick-fire minigames, you certainly get plenty for your cash. With over a hundred to choose from (ranging from darts, juggling, sushi spearing, air hockey, skydiving, Snake, curling and, er, 94 others), the variety means there will always be some hits, misses and some devilishly infuriating games that you just can’t play without getting into a right old huff.

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  • 1701 A.D.
    By GamesRadarTylerNagata posted November 1, 2006
    Do you remember the first time you played Sim City or Civilization? The joys of constructing buildings, improving your city (or civilization) and helping it prosper are sometimes hard to remember. Instead, we recall the frustrating gameplay, convoluted menus and poorly designed battle systems that have plagued the second-rate imitations that have flooded the market in recent years. Luckily, 1701 A.D. manages to breathe life back into this crowded-but-listless genre. You won't see any far out
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  • Anno 1701: Dawn of Discovery
    By Frank_Provo posted March 17, 2008
    Efforts to bring the PC's brand of Civilization style strategy games to the Nintendo DS haven't always yielded positive results. Age of Empires was decent, but they made it turn-based. Sim City had features cut. So did The Settlers, and it was a buggy mess on top of that. For once, wouldn't it be nice if one of those wonderfully engrossing empire sims survived the transition from the PC to DS without losing anything in translation? If you
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  • 18 Wheels of Steel: American Long Haul
    By Jim_Rossignol posted April 9, 2008

    Before now something had kept us unaware of the macho-romanticism of the long-distance truck driver. Now, suddenly, the appeal of the open road strikes us: We’ve got a big blue truck and a delivery that needs to be in Las Vegas, like, yesterday. There’s a whiff of management, but really this is a driving simulator. Not a driving game, in that Grand Theft Auto style, no: a simulator. You pick up your load, you head out on the

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  • 187: Ride or Die
    By Dan_Amrich posted June 22, 2007
    GTA: San Andreas may have led to a lot of moral outrage and criticism of the game industry, but its worst effect might actually be 187: Ride or Die. Apparently, someone thought that the secret to success was to throw young black men into cars, give them guns, and let them run wild. Instant videogame hit, right? No. You're Buck, an up-and-coming gangsta running for a Southern California OG named Dupree. When Dupree says jump, you jump - and when he says "grab a semi-automatic weapon, jump into
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  • 1942: Joint Strike - PS3 Network
    By Ian_Dean posted July 29, 2008

    Joint Strike works. The gameplay hasn’t changed since 1984 and this is a good thing, if you’re making a 1942 game. This is a classic vertical shooter, waves of planes swirl and spin from all areas of the screen, red planes offer powerups, bombs and health; standard planes offer points, lots of points.

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  • 1942: Joint Strike - PS3 Network
    By Ian_Dean posted July 29, 2008

    Joint Strike works. The gameplay hasn’t changed since 1984 and this is a good thing, if you’re making a 1942 game. This is a classic vertical shooter, waves of planes swirl and spin from all areas of the screen, red planes offer powerups, bombs and health; standard planes offer points, lots of points.

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  • 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany
    By GamesMaster_ posted May 31, 2006
    Wednesday 3 May 2006 Remember Baddiel and Skinner singing about "Thirty years of hurt" during their classic England anthem Three Lions? That's how we feel about EA's FIFA series - it feels as if it's been that long since we played a semi-decent version of the series. EA has obviously taken note of all the criticism directed at FIFA 06: Road to FIFA World Cup 2006, and the result is the best soccer game (that isn't Pro Evolution Soccer) we've played in ages. Thank goodness for that. Lots of
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  • 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa review
    By Dan_ Dawkins posted April 23, 2010

    EA’s World Cup games used to suffer from a lack of effort; now they’re built to look effortless. 2010 FIFA World Cup exudes the confidence of a development team at the top of their game – orchestrating the bigger picture with myriad subtle prods and pokes, like Zinedine Zidane in his majestic, late 90s pomp – rather than relying on showy gimmicks to deflect attention from fundamental weaknesses...

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