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Life, and death, under the ocean waves...
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Dante’s Inferno
It’s a bloodthirsty platformer, with more than its fair share of gore and brutal carnage for you to feast your eyes upon.
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Army of Two: The 40th Day
Read a review of Army of Two - a worthy sequel? Fight together. Survive together.
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Winter Sports 2010: The Great Tournament
With the Winter Olympics less than a month away, it is perhaps inevitable that a host of games will be released hoping to cash in on the event. Along with the official game of the competition by Sega, we have Winter Sports 2010: The Great Tournament, an unofficial release that is produced in association with European broadcaster RTL.
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Darksiders – welcome to hell
It’s the end of the world, and the Four Horsemen are missing. This is the premise for the beginning of Darksiders, a game that puts you in the boots of War, one of the aforementioned horsemen.
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Project Natal and the nice man in the parking machine
How the stunning interactive technology from Microsoft can help real life
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The Saboteur review
Best described as a Grand Theft Auto clone set in World War 2, The Saboteur is a an over the top blastfest...
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James Cameron’s Avatar – the video game
A natural choice for a video game, James Cameron’s epic 3D action adventure has set new standards for how films are made. Seeing as how the Titanic director has put his stamp of approval on this, big things are naturally expected....
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Top 20 Video Games of the Noughties
List of the top 20 video games of the decade according to t5m
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Where The Wild Things Are - The video game review
Game play is awful, graphics are appalling, but on the plus side it does have nice sound effects. Oh well, at least there’s a plus side!
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Scientist and leading atheist, Richard Dawkins in an exclusive interview
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Richard Dawkins on The Greatest Show on Earth
Richard Dawkins releases his new book The Greatest Show On Earth
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Top 20 Video Games of the Noughties
List of the top 20 video games of the decade according to t5m
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Bioshock 2 review
Life, and death, under the ocean waves...
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Dawkins presents ‘Purpose of Purpose’ in Oklahoma
Richard Dawkins presents 'Purpose of Purpose' in Oklahoma
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Army of Two: The 40th Day
Read a review of Army of Two - a worthy sequel? Fight together. Survive together.
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Where The Wild Things Are - The video game review
Game play is awful, graphics are appalling, but on the plus side it does have nice sound effects. Oh well, at least there’s a plus side!
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Darksiders – welcome to hell
It’s the end of the world, and the Four Horsemen are missing. This is the premise for the beginning of Darksiders, a game that puts you in the boots of War, one of the aforementioned horsemen.
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Dante’s Inferno
It’s a bloodthirsty platformer, with more than its fair share of gore and brutal carnage for you to feast your eyes upon.
-
Winter Sports 2010: The Great Tournament
With the Winter Olympics less than a month away, it is perhaps inevitable that a host of games will be released hoping to cash in on the event. Along with the official game of the competition by Sega, we have Winter Sports 2010: The Great Tournament, an unofficial release that is produced in association with European broadcaster RTL.
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List of the top 20 video games of the decade according to t5m
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Dragon Age Origins
"If you happen to lose your job, significant other half or sanity along the way, then let this serve this as an advance warning. Dragon Age Origins more addictive than marmite flavoured crack."
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Augmented Reality blows my mind
A look at the incredible potential of new video technology Augmented Reality
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Darksiders – welcome to hell
It’s the end of the world, and the Four Horsemen are missing. This is the premise for the beginning of Darksiders, a game that puts you in the boots of War, one of the aforementioned horsemen.
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Winter Sports 2010: The Great Tournament
With the Winter Olympics less than a month away, it is perhaps inevitable that a host of games will be released hoping to cash in on the event. Along with the official game of the competition by Sega, we have Winter Sports 2010: The Great Tournament, an unofficial release that is produced in association with European broadcaster RTL.
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Army of Two: The 40th Day
Read a review of Army of Two - a worthy sequel? Fight together. Survive together.
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Dante’s Inferno
It’s a bloodthirsty platformer, with more than its fair share of gore and brutal carnage for you to feast your eyes upon.
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Bioshock 2 review
Life, and death, under the ocean waves...
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Left4Dead 2 - a must play for horror fans
Mark Pilkington has always been a big fan of zombie movies – so much so, he started drooling at the mouth and almost bit our hands off when we gave him the chance to review Left4Dead 2...
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The Saboteur review
Best described as a Grand Theft Auto clone set in World War 2, The Saboteur is a an over the top blastfest...
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Darksiders – welcome to hell
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James Cameron’s Avatar – the video game
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