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Dragonball Z: Burst Limit
 The best-selling anime series gets a next gen makeover in this fast-paced fighting game.
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Fifa Street 3 (DS, Xbox 360 & PS3)
 Fifa Street 3 arrives on DS, Xbox 360 & PS3, encouraging you to flick and step-over your way to victory!
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Frontlines – Fuel of War (Xbox 360 & PC)
 Set in 2028 when the World’s oil supplies are almost totally exhausted, Frontlines tells the story of the Russo-Chinese alliance’s unexpected attack on the Western coalition in the Middle-East.
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Resident Evil – Umbrella Chronicles (Wii)
 The next instalment in the multi-million selling Resident Evil franchise follows Resident Evil 4 onto the Wii.
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Mass Effect
 An apocalyptic plot and unsettling synth soundtrack come together in this homage to 80’s sci-fi movies.
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The Orange Box (PS3, Xbox 360)
 Five incredible games compete for attention on the best value compilation released this year.
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Manchester United – The Big Game
 From Sir Alex Ferguson to Cristiano Ronaldo, from Bobby Charlton to George Best, Manchester United are recognised the world over for their big stars and influential figures in the world of football.
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WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2008 (PS3, Xbox 360, PS2, PSP, Wii, DS)
 WWE games have been getting yearly updates for nearly a decade, and this latest addition to the series sticks closely to the mould of its predecessors.
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Tony Hawk's Proving Ground (PS3, Xbox 360)
 This ninth addition to the long running skateboard franchise adds a raft of new features, but looks tired compared to its predecessors.
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Eternal Sonata (Xbox 360)
 Dreamy, watercolour visuals and original gameplay combine with a leftfield plot in this classy Japanese RPG.
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Spiderman: Friend or Foe Review (PS2, Wii, Xbox 360)
 The red suited web slinger makes a welcome return to consoles in this departure from the more traditional videogame cash-in.
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FIFA 08 Review (PS3, Xbox 360, PS2, Wii)
 The evergreen console football simulation is back for a 2008 remix, with some fairly revolutionary changes to the old formula.
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EA Skate Review (PS3, Xbox 360)
 The new boy on the console skating block, EA Skate has arrived to challenge the veteran Tony Hawk series for the crown of best street sports game.
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Alien Syndrome Review (PSP)
 Dusted off by SEGA and given a fresh lick of paint after nearly 20 years, this ‘classic’ appeared in the arcades back in 1987 and looked a lot like Gauntlet but with aliens
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Bioshock Review (Xbox 360)
 Creepy 1950’s styling and an involving sci-fi plot come together in this atmospheric horror shooter.
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Elite Beat Agents (DS)
 Elite Beat Agents is one of those games where you need to read the description several times to make sure you’re not the victim of a cruel prank. Nintendo seem to think weirdness is very cool at the moment, and this game certainly has it. In spades
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Destroy All Humans 2: Make War Not Love (Xbox, PS2)
 The Furons - sadistic, 4ft tall aliens on a mission to subvert humanity and take control of Earth - make a welcome return in this sequel to last year's surprise hit.
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SEGA Mega Drive Collection (PSP, PS2)
 There’s a fundamental difference between old games and old films. When a movie is generally considered a ‘classic’, you know you’re most likely in for something fairly special.
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Just Cause Review (Xbox 360, Xbox, PS2, PC)
 The first thing that’ll strike you about Just Cause is the sheer size of it. We’re talking massive.
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Bully: Scholarship Edition (Wii, Xbox 360)
 2006’s most controversial school sim goes back to its original name and gets a next-gen makeover for extra credit.
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Sonic Riders – Zero Gravity (Wii & PS2)
 Sonic Riders - Zero Gravity is the latest spin off from the blue hedgehogs’ usual platform adventures and he’s back hover-board racing with all the gang in tow.
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Devil May Cry 4 (Xbox 360, PS3 & PC)
 From start to finish DMC4’s stylised graphics, animations and cut scenes are breathtakingly beautiful, setting a new precedent for the next gen consoles.
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Super Mario Galaxy (Wii)
 The best-loved plumber in videogaming is back in this planet-hopping tour de force.
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Assassin’s Creed (PS3, Xbox 360)
 The middle-eastern setting for Assassin’s Creed is one of the most beautiful videogame environments ever, but the lack of variety in its gameplay means it’s little more than a pretty face.
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Ratchet & Clank: Tools of Destruction (PS3) Ratchet and Clank have been hailed as the saviours of PlayStation 3 this Xmas, and rightly so - they've arrived just in the nick of time with an instant classic and a much needed boost for Sony's ailing console.
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Timeshift (PC, PS3, Xbox 360)
 Timeshift comes up with plenty of good ideas – it takes a standard first-person shooter and adds the ability to control the flow of time, by pausing, slowing and reversing as needed.
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Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Anniversary Review (Xbox 360)
 The first lady of gaming, Lara Croft, returns to the Xbox 360 in this remake of the 1997 classic.
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Football Manager 2007 Review (PC)
 The definitive footie management simulation is back with a fresh coat of paint and an updated set of player statistics for the new season.
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Halo 3 Review (Xbox 360)
 The most hyped game of 2007 is finally here and it was almost worth the three-year wait.
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Sonic Rush Adventure Review (DS)
 The spiky blue hedgehog returns to DS and is thankfully back to form after his pitiful next-gen console outings late last year.
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Two Worlds Review (Xbox 360, PC)
 A spiritual successor to Oblivion, one of 2006’s best games, Two Worlds fails to deliver any of the charm or playability of its forebear.
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Blue Dragon Review (Xbox 360)
 Japan's greatest minds come together in this CGI-inspired fantasy, but the result is less than the sum of its parts.
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Final Fantasy III (DS)
 A true old-school favourite in every sense of the word, it seems like Final Fantasy games have been around forever.
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Lost Planet: Extreme Condition (Xbox)
 Ultimately, a lot of the enjoyment to be found in Lost Planet will be depend on whether you think Starship Troopers on Ice sounds like a good idea or a load of rubbish.
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Shinobido: Tales of the Ninja (PSP)
 Everyone loves ninjas. Those loveable, sneaky warriors of stealth have a long and illustrious entry in the lexicon of gaming.
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Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories (PSP)
 Everyone knows what to expect with Grand Theft Auto. It’s sort of like the gaming equivalent of a Harry Potter book – it’s comfortable, easy to pick up and everything feels familiar.
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Sonic the Hedgehog (Xbox 360)
 Let’s get something out of the way first. When I was 10 years old, the highlight of my week was going to play with a kid who was in my class.
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