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Child of Light blackpanel.com.au — My review of the latest game built with the UbiART engine. » view article 0 comment(s) - 137 view(s) - in Reviews submitted by Matthew Hewson - submitted 10 year(s) ago

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Shepherd Slaughter pc.gameswarp.com — Roguelike games usually have an uncanny charm that keeps you glued to your monitors for hours upon hours as you explore a fantasy world that has been procedurally generated by your computer. From out of nowhere comes Shepherd Slaughter, brainchild of Blindhack Software... » view article 0 comment(s) - 253 view(s) - in Reviews submitted by Gavin Koh - submitted 12 year(s) ago

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Multiple Console SKUs - Are We Getting Screwed? awesomegames.co.uk — Fast forward to the present day however and the number of available console SKU’s is beyond bewildering, warping this once safe landscape into a hazardous endeavour; one that is filled with buyer’s remorse, obsolete units and angry, screaming children (me included). » view article 0 comment(s) - 374 view(s) - in Features submitted by Adam Vjestica - submitted 12 year(s) ago

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NHL Slapshot Will Not Feature Children Fighting ugdb.com — EA Sports has never released a Hockey title on the Nintendo Wii, the sports giant aims to change all that with their newest title, NHL Slapshot. Senior Producer Joe Nickolls explains all in new interview. » view article 0 comment(s) - 419 view(s) - in Features submitted by Kieran Manzi - submitted 14 year(s) ago

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Why I’m childishly excited about the Doctor Who games gamersguidetolife.com — Gamer's Guide to Life.com, May 2010 - Linford Butler opens his Context Error series with a look at the Doctor Who Adventure Games and discusses the reasons why he's looking forward to the upcoming BBC free-to-play titles. » view article 0 comment(s) - 512 view(s) - in Features submitted by Linford Butler - submitted 14 year(s) ago

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Fear of the Dark - What Makes Games Scary gamersnexus.net — Whether you’re trapped in a dark elevator shaft, cornered near an air duct, or just plain surrounded by zombies, only a handful of game designers have stimulated that dark-fearing, claustrophobic child within all of us. Scaring your audience is one of the hardest things to do as a designer – gamers are a giddy bunch... » view article 0 comment(s) - 586 view(s) - in Features submitted by Stephen Burke - submitted 14 year(s) ago

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Contest winner gives back to children's hospital gamepro.com — A story I wrote for GamePro about giving something back. Thanks again to AJ Glasser for all her help! Also, if anyone has any new/used Xbox 360 games they'd like to donate to Cooper Regional Children's Hospital, drop me a line. » view article 0 comment(s) - 383 view(s) - in Features submitted by Jerry Bonner - submitted 14 year(s) ago

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Co-Op Classics: Jackal co-optimus.com — Fill-in feature editorial describing childhood experiences with classic NES game 'Jackal'. » view article 0 comment(s) - 374 view(s) - in Features submitted by Jim McLaughlin - submitted 14 year(s) ago

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Doom II Review xboxer360.com — It’s 1994, The Cranberries have just released their hit song “Zombies” and I am currently in my parents bedroom playing the newly released first-person-shooter Doom II on their computer. Only, I’m not really. It’s 2010 and I’m in my own living room playing a classic game from my childhood on the Xbox 360. » view article 0 comment(s) - 327 view(s) - in Reviews submitted by Susan Taylor - submitted 14 year(s) ago

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Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4 Review addictedtogaming.net — Susan Taylor writes: "I will put my hands up and admit that I have avoided all “Lego” titles on the Xbox 360 for one reason alone – They looked childish. Yes, I judged a game by it’s cover and I am kicking myself for doing so as I have clearly been missing out on a highly addictive series." » view article 0 comment(s) - 120 view(s) - in Reviews submitted by Susan Taylor - submitted 14 year(s) ago

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