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Review | Ratchet & Clank: Tools of Destruction
Retro futurism.
There aren't many game series that can trot out almost the exact same formula six times in a row and get away with it, but Insomniac has managed just that with the Ratchet & Clank games. The secret? By keeping things fresh and interesting through always changing the weapons and gadgets to the point where you don't mind that - to all intents and purposes - it's a minor variation on a theme.
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Blasted into January.
Sierra Entertainment has pushed the release of Geometry Wars: Galaxies back to 18th January, 2008.
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Alone in the Dark for Wii, PS2
Strong sales force hand?
Atari has revealed that it will also be offering Alone in the Dark on PS2 and Wii.
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But EA UK not confirming it.
The final 13 bonus songs we were missing to make up the full Rock Band track list have now been aired.
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Review | Championship Manager 2008
Promotion contender?
Football Manager or Championship Manager? If we were to judge these two on merit and quality alone, then the choice would be simple. Football Manager 2008 remains superior to Championship Manager 2008 in virtually every department, possessing a level of detail and realism that the CM series simply can't compete with, hardly surprising when you consider that Sports Interactive has had an almost fifteen year head start over Beautiful Game Studios.
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Shopto runs one-day comp.
Hello and welcome to our glitzy one-day competition we are running with new friend Shopto.net.
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KOEI releasing it in Feb.
Koei has said it will be publishing Nippon Ichi role-playing game Dragoneer's Aria in Europe next February.
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Get old Xbox titles from Live.
The autumn update for the Xbox 360 Dashboard will take place on 4th December.
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Review | F.E.A.R. Files
Cut and shut.
If you're going to put out a game that's basically more of the same, you may as well make it a lot more of the same, right? Because two six-hour chunks of slo-mo gunplay in dark and dingy locales is better than one, right? Right? Hrm, sort of, in theory, ish. In a lazier moment I might cop out and conclude that if-you-loved-that, you'll-love-this. But it's not quite that simple, dear fan o' F.E.A.R.
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Price key to DS success - InLight
Fun too, says Teen Zombies dev.
Developer InLight Entertainment reckons being a fun and affordable platform is key to the DS' success.
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Out this year. Apparently.
Ubisoft has said that Haze will be out this year on PS3 - 14th December if you're asking.
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Charts: Mission accomplished.
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare blasted its way to the top of the charts this week thanks in particular to a strong performance on Xbox 360, which accounted for 63 percent of the multi-platform game's weekend sales according to Chart-Track's latest data.
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Earth orbits sun.
The full soundtrack for Halo 3 will be in shops later this month, which is about as surprising as doing your teeth.
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RTS mayhem in early 2008.
Gas Powered Games has revealed that Supreme Commander will be heading to Xbox 360 early next year.
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Workarounds and apologies.
Konami says it is working on fixes for a number of issues specific to the PlayStation 3 version of Pro Evolution Soccer 2008.
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Marooned until January.
Capcom has confirmed our suspicions that promising adventure title Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros' Treasure won't make it into shops this year.
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100th game, don't cha know.
Tomorrow Microsoft will release its 100th title for Live Arcade, and will celebrate with cake.
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Review | WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2008
Full nelson, half measures.
I find wrestling fascinating. Not in the sense that I obsess over the fine stitching on Rey Mysterio's mask, but in the sense that over the fifteen years or so since American wrestlers chased our homegrown spit-and-sawdust sportsmen off the screen, like invading grey squirrels with outrageous mullets, it's grown into such a bloody weird phenomenon.
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A quick hands-on with the final build.
When Ubisoft asks you if it's okay to pop 'round for elevenses, you don't generally say no - unless you're on a hideous deadline, haven't dusted for three months, or are just feeling particularly cranky and antisocial that day. But even if all of the above apply, when they come armed with a finished Xbox 360 build of Assassin's Creed, even concerns about black moods, dustballs and writing reviews at 5am seem to vanish magically into the ether.
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Banjo not cancelled, says Rare
Despite rumour to contrary.
A source at UK developer Rare has told GamesIndustry.biz that its Banjo-Kazooie title for Xbox 360 has not been cancelled, despite rumours to the contrary.
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PS2, PSP, Wii. Pieceless.
Empire Interactive has unveiled a new collection of board games for PS2, Wii and PSP.
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World exclusive Crytek studio tour - complete with multiplayer.
To get Eurogamer.de's unique take on Crysis (in German) from our exclusive studio visit to Crytek in Frankfurt, look no further. For Eurogamer.fr's coverage (in French), look right here.
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Too many people playing.
Codemasters Online Gaming has had to add a new world to RF Online to cope with so many new people wanting to play.
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Multiplayer one, anyway.
Sierra Entertainment has told Eurogamer that the European multiplayer TimeShift demo will be on Live this Thursday.
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Take on 31 friends. Buy them.
Paradox Interactive has revealed that Europa Universalis: Rome will support up to 32 of you online.
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The alternative post-pub ecstasy.
It's pretty pathetic seeing the best and brightest UK games journalists after they've just played The Club. These are the people that play games for a living. They shouldn't have any trouble with a shooter that's been stripped to the bare bones of running and gunning, especially not one with levels the length of a pop song. But it was like being in an old people's home after a daily ten minute session of callisthenics. Word for word, here are a couple of things I overheard:
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Get original Shadowgrounds free
Pre-purchase deal on Steam.
If you pre-purchase Shadowgrounds Survivor on Steam you will get the original Shadowgrounds game for free.
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Was only "gently used".
Diff'rent Strokes star Gary Coleman is selling his US GameCube on eBay, and he has signed it with a pen.
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Moaning works!
Naughty Dog has very kindly fixed the problem that stopped us all playing the Uncharted: Drake's Fortune demo on the US PlayStation Store, so now we can all use our pretend accounts to grab it.
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See where everyone died.
Bungie has rolled out a new feature for its Halo 3 website that lets you see exactly where everyone dies in multiplayer using "heatmaps". Just the thing for a chilly morning where your breath freezes into icicles and you accidentally stab someone I'm in prison.
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