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S.T.A.L.K.E.R. - Call of Pripyat

This town is coming like a ghost town.

Hands On: Blur

Fast, furious, futuristic action.

Scotland in Focus: Colin Macdonald - Part 2

Part of the community.

Xbox 360

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Avatar Boogie by Joel Spencer | 12-03-10

Ever since the introduction of Avatars - no don't get excited we're not talking about James Cameron's nausea inducing blockbuster in late 2008 (try sitting on the front row of the cinema if you don't understand), developers have been attempting to justify the existence of these misshapen representations with a plethora of other similar ideas. Joining this pointless quest is developer Danimal with Avatar Boogie.

PS3

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Sony Reveal Playstation Move by editorial | 11-03-10

Sony took to the stage last night on the first day of the Game Developers Conference 2010. Other than the obligitory self aggrandising intoduction we see from every firm - Last year was our biggest yet, this year will be even bigger! - their conference had just one purpose: The full reveal of their motion controller, the PlayStation Move.

PS2

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Bargain/Bin by Brian & Phil | 10-03-10

Our regular readers will know that we try to bring our games together in loose sets, driving games, First Person Shooters etc... Every so often we come across games which are difficult to pack together with others. Either because the other games of the type are mainstream and beyond our remit or because there's just not enough games of that type to find. We'll therefore call this our third person view games set. Yeah it's weak but at least two games here knocked us on our arses.

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Wild Pockets Shanna Tellerman - Part 2 by Phil Harris | 10-03-10

Previously we'd been talking to Shanna about how she accidentally fell into the industry and the Wild Pockets engine itself but in part 2 we discuss setting up your own small business, how she's been treated as a woman in the industry and more.