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echoshift by Elspeth Ritchie | 10-03-10

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If you enjoyed the mind-warping MC Escher world that was echochrome, then prepare to move from three dimensions to four with the release of echoshift from Artoon and Sony. Dropping the floating platforms used in the previous game, the little mannequin man’s simple world has become a series of fixed, linear courses filled with walls, gaps, and holes blocking his way out.

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Pinball Round-Up by Michael Black | 07-03-10

From virtually nowhere, we find ourselves flooded with virtual pinball tables wherever we turn. Both of the HD home consoles and a few portable systems are well catered to, so Square-Go would like to present a rundown of the best on offer. One platform at a time.

SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 3 on PSP

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SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 3 by Sean Bamberger | 07-03-10

SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 3 is the latest in a line of semi-successful shooters for the PSP. The SOCOM games are yet another spin on a long-since-tired formula of terrorists versus American special forces, bad versus good in a struggle to stop someone detonating something somewhere at some time.

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The Eye of Judgement: Legends by Phil Harris | 05-03-10

As Eye of Judgement: Legends begins you may feel as if you've accidently walked in on someone else's conversation. "On that day... the sky was rent asunder like so much silk and a mechanical fortress slipped through the cracks in this world."

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Harry Potter and the First Impression by Elspeth Ritchie | 28-02-10

Unfortunately there is no way to un-see what has been seen. If there were, you could be introduced to this game properly. Instead of "LEGO are making a new game, it's Harry Potter...." it would be "There's a new Harry Potter game. It's LEGO!" It's all about the focus.