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Feature

Eurogamer at TGS 2004

In the first of our reports from the Tokyo Game Show, we take a quick run around and try and scoop up as much as possible with our eyes. Check back later this week for a PSP special, and more.
Eurogamer Staff
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Interview

Igniting SNK

SNK's Yoshihito Koyama and Shinya Morishita on Europe, Ignition, their launch line-up and more...
Kristan Reed
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News

Things And Stuff: Thursday News Roundup

(Updated once in the morning, and then once again later if you're really sodding lucky.) Konami's PSP FPS named, DOA Ultimate delayed again, Monster Farm DS game, Spider-Man 2 DS a launch title.
Tom Bramwell
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Review

The Sims 2 Review

If this game is to believed, we'll make really rubbish parents...
Kristan Reed
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Review

Madden NFL 2005

Only EA could make a sport you don't understand about men who think pushing people over and shot-gunning 'Bud' is a way of life massively enjoyable. It's Maddening. We kill ourselves.
Patrick Garratt
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Review

Mario Golf: Advance Tour

Nintendo's quirky handheld golfer finally hits the tees in Europe. And just in time for us to win the Ryder Cup too, eh?
Tom Bramwell
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Review

Future Tactics: The Uprising

Cheap and cheerful turn-based console strategy, but is it enough to steal a few quid out of your Christmas budget?
Tom Bramwell
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Preview

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2005

EA wants us to customise every element of our golfers, but that doesn't mean that Tiger's 2005 offering isn't brimming with new features that the majority can get excited about.
Tom Bramwell