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Assassin’s Creed: Revelation

If fans feel like the Assassin’s Creed: Revelations is a rehash of the previous game, it’s probably because it is. With the success of Assassin’s Creed II, the concept of a master assassin running around Europe has been milked by developer Ubisoft to great effect, but that cow looks to be running dry. To its

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Max Payne 3

In some ways, Max Payne 3 will be the first game of the series in which gamers can see the character in full. While actor James McCaffrey voiced the title character in the first two games, Max Payne’s appearance was modelled after other people. But in the upcoming first-person shooter, McCaffrey, through the use of

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Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3

How many ways can you make the bad guys go boom? Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 (MW3) is proof that ideas are running out. Unleashing fire from the sky through surgical missile strikes may sound cool but this method was already available in the last installment of the game. The futuristic weapons in this

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Ms Splosion Man

There is a bit of a nostalgic video-gamer dig in this title. Like Pac Man, the sequel decided to slap some lipstick on its main character, call it a girl, and offer more of the same to its hungry audience. There is no real story in this game. Ms. Splosion Man, a being of pure

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Sniper: Ghost Warrior

PlayStation 3 (PS3) sniping fans can now finally get their hands on Sniper: Ghost Warrior, a year after its Xbox 360 and PC releases. Exclusive PS3 content includes bonus single-player missions, additional sniper rifles, new multi-player maps and modes. In addition, the much-criticised running-and-gunning scenarios in the single-player campaign have been removed from the PS3

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inFamous 2

Amid summer blockbusters such as Thor and Green Lantern, inFamous 2 is the only thing that will make you experience life as a super hero (famous) or villain (infamous). The inFamous 2 franchise covers open-world action role-playing games in the same vein as Batman: Arkham Asylum and the Assassin’s Creed series. In this sequel to

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Duke Nukem Forever

Duke Nukem Forever The Duke is back after a 14-year holiday, but the egomaniacal, macho male chauvinist hero should have just stayed – or played – dead. His vulgar, crass-talking one-liners and antics have lost their appeal and pointing his middle finger at an exploding alien mothership does not seem cool anymore. The occasional splatter

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