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Quantum Theory

Bringing a whole new meaning to the phrase 'moving house'.


We're halfway up a magnificent tower. The trail of blood behind us has led to a dead-end. There's no way forward. Then, suddenly, the landscape ahead shifts and a ledge that had been impossible to reach is groaning down towards us, melding with the path at which we stand.



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Halo: Reach

Bungie reveals how Reach will fall, and the epic scope of its last Halo.


How best to exit the series which catapulted you into the league of the greatest development studios in the world? Bungie's answer is to go full circle, by setting its last Halo game before the events of the first.



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Lost Planet 2

Meet the new boss, twenty times bigger than the old boss.


When our Capcom rep and co-op partner informs us that the mountain-sized alien insectoid Akrid worm chasing the speeding train we're riding isn't even close to the largest foe we'll fight in Lost Planet 2, we nearly drop the pad.



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Brink

Marooned. Desperate. At war. We go hands-on in the floating nightmare that is The Ark...


The stakes are high. Playing as a puny light-build Operative, we're hiding in a rusting ship's hull clutching a hacking device - edging closer and closer to the doorway and the terminal we're attempting to access.



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Red Dead Redemption

There's money to be made in a place like this.


I rode through the desert, with a horse with no name. And it was good to get out of the rain. But it was even better to lasso someone, drag them out into the bush, rob their corpse and then shoot down the vultures that came to eat it.



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Resonance of Fate

Tekken a bullet to the heart of the RPG.


Fed up with the JRPG clichés of swords, sorcery and snail-paced battles? So is tri-Ace. Over the course of an afternoon with the Japanese developer and its new title, we discover two things about the phrase 'traditional RPG'.



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The Dark Eye: Demonicon

Who said that grand RPGs needed to be lonely, one-player affairs?.


We've all been there. You're pulling your axe from the skull of a thorny creature, and you find yourself looking over at your AI companions.



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Pirates of the Caribbean: Armada of the Damned

Raise the Jolly Roger, it's time to press the Arrrr button.


If the Pirates of the Caribbean movies taught us anything, it's that not all buccaneers are ruthless cutthroats and villains. Some of them are rebellious cockerney geezers, others are heartbroken old men with tentacles growing on their chin.



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MotoGP 09/10

Is it worth scheduling a visit to your local GP?.


Behold, the second of two games this month that allow you to sit astride a monstrously powerful motorbike and throw yourself into corners with a brace of other wannabe organ donors.



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Nier

Where The Road meets The Lord of the Rings.


We're used to games companies being mysterious this early in a game's development. Not revealing concrete information can be attributed to a fear of revealing too much too early. But when you realise that the last work by the developer in question was the rather average Bullet Witch, you wonder if it's biting its tongue for much more worrying reasons.



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