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Some of our older readers may remember Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time on the Super Nintendo or the co-op version in the arcade. Now Konami has had Ubisoft remake the classic, adding the subtitle “Re-shelled” along with giving the visuals an HD overhaul and adding Xbox Live support.
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Flock seems like a childish title on the surface, but like many Xbox Live Arcade titles of this ilk, first impressions most definitely deceive. The premise is that you control an alien space craft, on a quest to round up sheep, cows, chickens and pigs to your mothership, dubbed as
PS 3
Marvel vs. Capcom 2 was one of the best games of the last generation and it’s not hard to see why: it had popular characters such as Wolverine, Ryu, Morrigan and Captain America going at it and a ton of characters to unlock. Now it’s back on the
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The Worms franchise has been around for a long time - the first title, Worms, came out in 1995. Since then, there have been a total of 16 Worms titles - including three spinoff titles and a Korean-exclusive online-only variant. Worms 2: Armageddon, then, is about as accurately a numbered
PS 3
Mortal Kombat is a reboot of the decades-old franchise that started life as a game. Originally released on PS3 and 360 last year, the fighter has finally battled its way onto Sony’s shiny new pocketable PlayStation. Is it a match made in heaven? In short, the answer to that
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Sequel to the two year old Overlord, Overlord II doesn't stray too far from the formula. Take control of the Overlord who in turn can control a bunch of minions. Wield said Overlord and his collection of demonic buddies as you wreak chaos across the land and build
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Sorry Sliders tasks players with slamming (by sliding) their little token things into other little token things in an attempt to score points based on the position their sliders end up in at the end of a round. Each round gives the player four slider tokens to slide down their
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Minesweeper Flags is a spruced up port of the Windows classic – if you can call it that. It takes the explosive gameplay and adds a new single player mode and multiplayer support with Xbox Live and local games with up to four friends. The single player mode is divided into
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Coming off the trail of one trend into another is always interesting to watch. Fatigue of modern-era games means the big-wigs who inspire the rest to inevitably follow their lucrative lead must now find a new avenue of war. Activision have steadily been going the way of sci-fi, perhaps unaware
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Ever since I saw the electronic version of Battleship, I wanted it. Until now though, simple pen and paper have sufficed. Battleship has hit XBLA and it’s exactly how you would expect it to be. For anyone that didn’t pass a few maths classes misusing grid paper, each
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When I first downloaded 'Splosion Man' I didn't really know what to expect. Well, I knew you played a dude who exploded, but surely there's more to it than that? Settling down into the first level, I started pressing buttons to familiarise myself with
PC
There seems to be a trend in game development lately to make everything more action oriented and cinematic. We’ve seen it with Resident Evil, we’ve seen it with MMORPGs like Tera and Neverwinter, we’ve even seen it with rhythm games like Harmoknight (ok, maybe not the cinematic