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2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil was offered for review on Xbox 360 and PS3 only. A little perplexed, I was about to email EA and ask why they didn’t haver any XBox One copies for review, but then decided to do a little research first. The reason they weren’t offering
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Ground Zeros is the latest instalment of the Metal Gear Solid series of action/stealth games by Kojima Productions. It is a “prologue” with the main event, The Phantom Pain, touted for release in 2015. I’m sure it will achieve several objectives for Kojima enabling them to improve the next game
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RedLynx are the masters of frustration, addiction and pure gaming pleasure, all wrapped into one. And they do it through a simple game with motorbikes and slightly over the top physics. If you haven’t played the previous Trails game on the XBox 360, the concept is simple – you have
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With two new LEGO games released in time for the school holidays, I decided to wait on reviewing the The LEGO Movie Videogame until after I had sen the film. Whilst it does kinda seem like a bit of a cash in, being based on a film based on toy
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LEGO The Hobbit ticks all of the boxes that you would expect from a LEGO game, and delivers a few surprises to boot. The game pretty much follows the story as told in the first two Hobbit films, but with the usual artistic license and LEGO humour thrown in for
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I have to take my hat off to From Software; I never for a moment imagined that Demon’s Souls would generate a sequel let alone two sequels. Dark Souls 2 is, in a nut shell, more of the same. It tweaks the combat slightly and makes a wider variety of
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inFAMOUS: Second Son for the PS4 is the third game in the inFAMOUS series. I’ll admit I haven’t played the other earlier games on the PS3, but fortunately that isn’t a problem as Second Son is easy to dive into. You play as Delsin Rowe, an angsty young beanie wearing
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One of the most anticipated first person shooters in years finally arrived last week, and I wasn’t actually that excited about it. A game that fused the typical Call of Duty mechanics, but set in a futuristic landscape where you could call down and battle in giant mechs, just didn’t
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I’ve never watched an episode of South Park. I’ve seen clips on YouTube and seen plenty of images, but never sat down and watched an entire episode. We shall say it’s reputation preceded it, and I just wasn’t interested in watching a visually low budget animated series that seemed to
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I’ve never played any of the earlier Thief games, so I approached this review as a complete novice to the game, though I have played a few stealth based games in the past, including Dishonored, which some critics are unfairly comparing to Thief. My first play of the game however
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