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Doom scriptwriter speaks out

In an open letter to Doom fans, Dave Callaham addresses quotes that he says have been wrongly attributed to him, and aims to set the record straight about the film.
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Reader Reviews

Fire Emblem, Half-Life 2, Eternal Darkness, Bad Boys 2 and Superman 64 of all things step into the firing line.
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Conflict series takes on Rainbow Six

Conflict: Global Terror dumps recent conflicts and aims for a near-future war on terror scenario as SCi attempts to boost its audience.
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Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children

We've seen 25 minutes of it. Ahead of our full interview with Square Enix's Shinji Hashimoto and Nobuo Uematsu later this week, here's some of the things we learned, and some of our impressions.
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Excel powers advanced Halo 2 stats system

A Microsoft programmer has produced a spreadsheet that does new things with Halo 2's RSS feed, producing stats that go into more depth than Bungie's.
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Cordless Headset for Xbox, anybody?

It's amazing how much we can write about something so straightforward when we make virtually no effort to stay on topic...
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Press Release Pain

Or, how we learned to stop complaining and love the spin.
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Reader Reviews

Soldiers: Heroes of World War II, Morrowind GOTY Edition, Wario Ware, Mashed and DRIV3R all get a grilling courtesy of, well, you.
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Grand Theft Auto bricks itself

Lego-based GTA parody amuses and entertains. And fills those troubling few minutes before lunch with a smile.