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Smackdown v Raw 2010 by Daniel Crawford | 13-11-09

All Consoles | PS2 | DS | PSP

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Smackdown v Raw 2010 is the latest WWE offering to hit the shelves, a must for all wrestling fans. Over the years the SvR series has gradually improved but this year has seen the biggest advancement to date. On entering the game you find yourself in the newly added training ring; great for first time players. Here you not only get the chance to practice your moves but you will find tips and hints to prepare you for what lies ahead. For the more experienced gamer it is very easy just to skip the training ring, but don’t dismiss it entirely, a visit now and then is essential to perfect your signature moves.

Barrow Hill: Curse of the Ancient Circle on PC

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Barrow Hill: Curse of the Ancient Circle by Daniel Crawford | 28-10-09

So imagine yourself driving along a dark, lonely country road. The radio is your only company and the DJ announces that this very day is the Autumn Equinox and that there will be 12 hours of darkness. Not to worry, you’ll soon be home and out of the shadows. Only you’re not yet home when your car comes to a shuddering, stuttering halt. In the dark.

All Consoles | PC

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Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 by Daniel Crawford | 21-10-09

Many people I have spoken to say there’s no point in buying the same game, year after year, after all it can’t be that different can it? Then of course there is the big footie game debate: Fifa or Pro Evolution Soccer (PES). Well I’m not here to tell you which one is better, only you know what you prefer. What I can tell you is that PES 2010 is definitely an improvement on PES 2009 and in my opinion well worth a look.

PC

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Bumps by Daniel Crawford | 03-08-09

Bumps has been classed as a revolutionary new physics based game but if you’re not into physics don’t be perturbed, it is still fun! Aliens have captured all the Bumps and it is up to you to rescue them which you do by working your way through all 99 levels of the game. Starting out the early stages are pretty easy but be warned, they do get more difficult.

Wii | PS2 | DS | PSP

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Ben 10: Alien Force by Daniel Crawford | 11-05-09

Ben 10 Alien Force is the latest game to originate from the Cartoon Network show Ben 10. Five years ago Ben Tennyson put away the Omnitrix, a watch-like device he had found while on a camping trip with his grandfather Max and cousin Gwen. The Omnitrix allows the user to transform into various alien forms by combining the DNA of the alien with the user's own. Now that his grandfather has gone missing and the Earth is in danger from evil creatures from outer space Ben must make use of the Omnitrix once again.