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Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days Review ( Xbox 360 )
Before long you're going to find yourself knee-deep in bodies, drugs, hookers and piles of dirty cash, chased by a brutal Shanghai drug lord and once again on the run from the police. All in a day's work for gaming's grittiest anti-heroes.
Read the full article, Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days Review. By Andy Hemphill published on 25-Aug-10

2 Comments [ latest by Abstract on 27-Aug-10 at 21:30 ]
Starcraft 2 Review ( PC )
The story picks up four years after the end of StarCraft: Brood War, and centres around the life and times of Jim Raynor - galactic outlaw, revolutionary and all around badass. So badass in fact that he has his own twangy musical accompaniment, and is almost always sat in a pool of shadows - he's that sort of guy.
Read the full article, Starcraft 2 Review. By Andy Hemphill published on 09-Aug-10

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Blacklight: Tango Down ( Xbox 360 )
This little shooter is pretty good for its price tag. Springing from the minds of Ignition Entertainment's development crew, the game plays like a cross between Call of Duty's intense multiplayer action and Splinter Cell's gadgets and gizmos, and is well worth a little time and money.
Read the full article, Blacklight: Tango Down. By Andy Hemphill published on 04-Aug-10

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Transformers: War for Cybertron Review ( Playstation 3 )
There's no Megan Fox. Not one bit of Megan Fox. Now that sad fact is out of the way, let's talk about Transformers: War for Cybertron, a surprisingly good adaptation of the long-running and thoroughly confusing Transformers series.
Read the full article, Transformers: War for Cybertron Review. By Andy Hemphill published on 14-Jul-10

8 Comments [ latest by Stan on 31-Jul-10 at 18:29 ]
Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands Review ( Xbox 360 )
Set sometime between The Sands of Time and Warrior Within, Forgotten Sands sees the Prince visiting his brother for a little warrior training and instruction in the art of war. Picking up with a scene eerily reminiscent of Sands of Time - the Prince sneaking into a fortress under siege - and things quickly go to Hell. The Prince's reckless brother unleashes an accursed army, leaving the Prince to put the demons back in their box.
Read the full article, Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands Review. By Andy Hemphill published on 19-Jun-10

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