Shinobi's hero, Hotsuma, might have done an impressive job of ridding the world of demons and monsters, but it seems they always come back. What's the point, eh?Wisely, Hotsuma is sitting it out in Nightshade, which is set after Shinobi. Instead, you take control of agile female ninja, Hibana, who's got all Hotsuma's moves and more. Nightshade begins with you standing atop a stealth bomber, travelling at breakneck speed through the city as enemies converge around you and missiles are launched
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Edge
posted 8 years ago
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Time and again Edge has seen
the clinical precision with which
current technology can render
vehicles, yet so often the spirit is absent.
The curves are there, but the sense of
dangerous speed barely contained - and
all that entails for the driver - is not.So the burgeoning trend towards
personalised, customised cars racing in
'lifestyle' oriented events, rather than
professionally governed championships, is
perhaps unsurprising. Factor in phenomena
such as Hollywood's 'The Fast and
There's nothing like LMA to restore your faith in football. While the egg-chasers are crowing about rugby's goody-two-shoes players, it's nice to manage a club where footballers aren't going out on the lash every night or forgetting (duh!) to turn up for drug tests.See, this is the anti-Championship Manager. LMA realises the most fun you'll have in a management game is signing players, and so you can go striker-shopping from day one without worrying about the bank balance. Even teams like Leeds
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PSM2
posted 8 years ago
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The best things, apparently, come to those who wait. Which is gravy for those with saintly patience, but utter bollocks for us impatient grizzlers who are going to have to wait until next winter to play Cold Winter. The good news though is, if all goes to plan, it's going to be worth the angst. Hear this: if Cold Winter continues to progress at its current level, this could be - putting all our protein rich shells in one wicker cask - the best FPS to ever grace the PS2. With nine months of
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PSM2
posted 8 years ago
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Colin McRae and WRC sucks! That's the message that SCi are shouting from the bleakest, windswept Welsh hillsides via their first foray down the well-travelled road to rally-dom. It's big, it's hard, but does it have the goods to go? Y'know? Yo, ho, go wit da flow?So... they took a long hard look at Colin and deduced that the former king of the dirt has been getting soft in his old age: physics tweaked to feel less like driving and more like a driving game. Graphics that look bright and shiny
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