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  • Pro Evolution Soccer 2008
    By David_Cook posted November 8, 2007
    Nov 8, 2007 Anticlimactic. That's how it felt when, having craved next-gen PES since the dawn of PS3, we finally got to play a finished (or supposedly finished, but more on that in a minute) copy. PES 2008 just doesn't feel like a bold step into the future. At first, it feels like little more than a shinier version of PES6. But the clue, as ever, is in the word 'evolution'. PES 2008, like each new addition to the series, has evolved - it's just that this year's evolution isn't as obvious as
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  • PES 2009
    By GamesRadar_NathanIrvine posted October 16, 2008

    After last year’s good, yet disappointing PES 2008, Konami have it all to do to win over the mass market and hardcore fans with their latest edition. EA’s stranglehold on team/player/stadium licenses immediately puts pressure on PES 2009 to placate those who refuse to play with Man Red at the St Bristol Mary stadium. Thankfully, the edit mode is back, which means you can create badges, kits and players from scratch.

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  • Pro Evolution Soccer 2010
    By Nick_Ellis posted October 26, 2009

    For years now, EA has strived to bring FIFA up to the same standard as PES, often mimicking Konami’s masterpiece or (ahem) ‘borrowing’ gameplay elements in the process. PES, meanwhile, has procrastinated, barely changing for each iteration until – finally – it finds the boot’s on the other foot; FIFA’s the champ and Konami is looking to EA for inspiration.

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  • Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 review
    By Paul_Randall posted October 12, 2010

    The developers at Konami must be kicking themselves, rather than spherical objects. For years their series simply shat all over FIFA, yet they’ve gone and blown a 3-0 lead and let their rivals take advantage. It’s akin to PES overlord Seabass and his team winning the first leg of a Champions League semi and just putting their feet up for the second. This time last year, we said they needed some Fergie hairdryer treatment to get rid of the complacency creeping in...

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  • Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 review
    By smcgarvey posted September 25, 2012

    With Pro Evolution Soccer 2013, Konami aims to deliver a stout footballing experience with a variety of completely revamped gameplay features. Does it hoist the cup? You'll have to read our review to find out...

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  • Project Gotham Racing 3
    By GamesRadar_ US posted February 15, 2006
    Sleek, powerful examples of superior engineering, capable of immense speeds and rendered in a seductive form, offering an exhilarating experience that symbolises passion, attention to detail and, of course, the chance to just plain show off. Words used to describe the supercars that appear in Project Gotham Racing 3 can be just as apt to describe the PGR games themselves. At its optimum fidelity, however, PGR3 is a revelation. The impression of speed and detail packed inside PGR3 is
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  • Project Gotham Racing 4
    By Andy_Hartup posted October 1, 2007
    Oct 1, 2007 Massive disappointment, the feeling of being cheated, and a nagging sensation that a series is well past its prime: were pleased to report that we never once felt any of these emotions whilst merrily plowing through PGR4. This is a sensational racing game, so make yourself comfy and read all about
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  • Project Sylpheed
    By Michael_Gapper posted July 19, 2007
    Japanese games love their dull, heroic cutscenes. Its not enough to be fighting on the frontline of an interstellar war, defending the united peoples of Earth against an irrepressible enemy. Oh no. You have to find your long-lost brother, or discover your true self through the death of a teammate, or learn that your Dad is the leader of the baddies and your Mom was a robot made from car parts. Well chalk this one up to the quirks of Japanese narrative - the insistence upon personalizing every
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  • Prototype
    By Mikel Reparaz posted June 10, 2009

    If you’ve ever played 2005’s The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction (or the lukewarm 2008 follow-up from Sega), then you know that its “hero” aspect is largely inconsequential. Who cares about saving puny humans when you can make boxing gloves out of their cars and smash their buildings into rubble?

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  • Prototype 2 review
    By Mikel Reparaz posted April 23, 2012

     

    The amoral open-world slaughterfest returns with new powers, new places to explore and a new hero hell-bent on killing the old one - but is it any good?

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