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Serious Sam: The Random Encounter – The Verdict
For over a decade, Serious Sam has been the badass, gun toting, laugh inducing pin-up icon of the first person shooter genre. Settled quite happily in this field, the series has received rather generous
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Daniel Erickson talks up The Old Republic at Eurogamer Expo
Having already broken EA’s pre-order record long before the December release date there is a lot to expect from a developer that has never produced an MMO before. The release date of Bioware’s first
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The Witcher 2 – PC 2.0 and 360 Release Detailed
I have just come out of the Witcher 2 developer session at the Eurogamer Expo, and for me this one was the most interesting, we got some really good information about the upcoming release
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Dead Island: The Verdict
Dead Island has not had the smoothest of launches. From released developer builds, to the already infamous ‘Feminist Whore’ line of code discovered over at the Steam forums – the murmurings around the game
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The Baconing – The Verdict
You can learn a lot about a game from its title. Even non-gamers can tell from their names alone that Grand Theft Auto is going to have a fair bit of crime involved, that
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Dungeon Siege III – The Verdict
I was discussing with some friends the other day the merit of review scores, a subject which is very much one that is likely to cause some arguments. I for one see the need
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The latest trailer for Mass Effect 3 goes live action
E3 kick-started Bioware’s Mass Effect 3 marketing campaign, with a trailer that met with mixed responses. From “really? a turret sequence??!”, to “I want this game now!!!11″. But if you thought that was a
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The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings – The Verdict
The Witcher 2 sees us returning to the world of Geralt of Rivia, an amnesiac albino monster hunter, who seems to have a habit of getting caught up in world-shaping events he wishes he
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Darkspore (PC) – The Verdict
Spore was a weird game. I use the term ‘game’ loosely. Spore gave players the chance to create and tailor unique creatures using a powerful yet pleasingly simple editing suite. It allowed us to
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Of Orcs and Men, Just Another RPG?
The press release for Of Orcs and Men starts off with a bold statement that this is a “great role-playing game.” I think it is a bit early for a game to be called
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