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NBA Live 09 by Phil Harris | 11-11-08

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Games should always follow a number of simple rules including easy to understand game-play, a good tutorial and the possibility to progress. NBA Live lacks two of those criteria and merely depends on game play to see it through. This is coupled with the fact that EA Sports know that with official licenses...

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Street Fighter: Past Present and Future (Part Two) by Dave Cook | 03-11-08

Part two of our look back at CAPCOM's definitive beat-em-up Street Fighter and a glimpse of what's in store for the next exciting instalment.

In part one, we looked at the rise of a legend in Street Fighter II and the many great versions, crossovers and spin-offs that followed. While titles such as Capcom VS SNK or Street Fighter Alpha...

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PDC World Championship Darts by Graeme Strachan | 29-10-08

It's a given that most sport games are usually designed to allow normal people to live out the experiences of being an athletic skillful champion without ever having to leave the comfort of the sofa, let alone putting in hours of physical exercise and disciplined training. It's strangely ironic then that some one would choose Darts as a game to...

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Street Fighter: Past Present and Future (Part One) by Dave Cook | 23-10-08

Down, down-right, right then punch. It's a series of button presses synonymous with the greatest fighting series ever made, and has found its way into plenty of other wannabes and copycats. This is the button combination for the legendary 'hadoken' fireball, first seen in the original Street Fighter arcade game back in 1987. Of course,...

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Lego Batman by Dave Cook | 20-10-08

Tricky one this. How do you rate a game which has fundamentally been the same for the past three installments? Sure, each new version has brought new elements to the table but, while they were fun games with undeniable charm, they offered nothing that we hadn't seen before.