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Battleship gray. That’s perhaps what indie developer Playdead should have called this bite-size little platform-puzzler that is almost entirely devoid of colour. The beautifully dull, hazy world void that is Limbo seems to be totally comprised of varying shades... Read on »

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Funny, clever and different. That about covers the majority opinion of the original Portal when it first beamed in from whichever mysterious dimension it originated from way back in 2007. Aside from being the progenitor of wacky memes, the game was able to distinguish... Read on »

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When the original Crysis was released back in 2008, it almost immediately become synonymous with super-computer gags due to its incredibly demanding requirements to get running smoothly. Even to this day, it’s something of a struggle to truly max-out the game in full... Read on »

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Just a quick review, this one. In fact, it barely qualifies as a review as I won’t be massively touching upon each and every important aspect of the maps included in the pack. I’ll just be covering the absolute basics, and putting across what I liked or... Read on »

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Growing up in the ’80s meant that I was around to see the whole Ghostbusters-craze reel me and all my mates in like insatiable little fish on the end of an enormous Proton Pack-shaped hook. I’d nag my parents into purchasing anything that happened to bear... Read on »

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After having purchased the Roccat Kone[+] gaming mouse back in January 31, 2011 — from Amazon for £65 — I now feel comfortable enough, after very nearly two months-worth of exclusive use, to give my opinion of Roccat’s current highest-end offering in... Read on »

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War has come a’knocking at the United States’ very own doorstep in the year 2027. North and South Korea have put aside their differences and merged to become an unstoppable global super-mega-ultra power known as the Greater Korean Republic; after first... Read on »

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You’d think that, given the universe being quite as vast as it is, you’d have to be a rather unlikely individual to somehow happen upon the only two known necromorph outbreaks in the history of mankind. Lest we forget: The universe is, in fact, quite... Read on »

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In a market that is already heavily saturated with shooters, it is becoming more and more difficult for game developers to craft titles that will stand out from the endless waves that have already made their mark. Atomic Games, Inc. have set their sights on building a... Read on »

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This’ll be a quick review of the Palit GeForce GTX 580 which was delivered to my door just a few days ago. And, might I add, the postman who delivers all of our post really is the nicest chap in the world. The GeForce GTX 580 is Nvidia’s current, top of the... Read on »