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Forza Motorsport

Microsoft's Gran Turismo killer or a burst radiator on the autobahn's hard shoulder? We take a first look under the bonnet.
Patrick Garratt
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Project: Snowblind

We guide Frosty the Snowblind man through the first half of his chilly sci-fi adventures in the PS2 version of Crystal Dynamics' shooter.
Kristan Reed
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Review

Under the Skin

Another leftfield title from Capcom, but sadly this is no Gregory Horror Show.
Tom Bramwell
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Obscure

We would have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for those pesky kids...
Kristan Reed
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Dead Man's Hand

Look what just came back from the dead.
Kristan Reed
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F-Zero: GP Legend

From the house of Zero comes another hero. But is it worth your dinero?
Tom Bramwell
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Sonic Advance 2 review

Why is Sega the only company producing original, compelling content for GBA?
Tom Bramwell
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American Conquest review

Hands On - Cossacks' developers conquer the New World in their real-time strategy follow-up
Gestalt
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Golden Sun review

Review - the GBA's best RPG to date and one of the finest-looking, sounding and playing handheld games in existence
Tom Bramwell
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News

Typing of the PC

Sega to produce more Typing games for the PC
Tom Bramwell
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Typing of the Dead

Review - a great message for the younger generation - it's easier to kill with words than guns
Martin Taylor