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GRAND
THEFT AUTO: EPISODES FROM LIBERTY CITY
One
of the definitive games of the current generation makes a triumphant
return with not one but two new episodes that were previously
only available for download.
If
you've somehow overlooked Grand Theft Auto IV up until now and
if you somehow didn't get around to downloading The Lost and Damned
or The Ballad of Gay Tony then we're about to make you an offer
that you can't refuse...
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DRAGON
AGE: ORIGINS
We're
not quite sure how they've done it, but Bioware, the acclaimed
creators of Mass Effect, Knights of the Old Republic and Jade
Empire (among others) have somehow found the time to develop a
full-on fantasy RPG alongside Mass Effect 2.
The
result is an epic tale that blends old-school traditions with
current generation technology, and one that will have you glued
to your Xbox for literally months on end. Your journey of a thousand
gaming hours begins with a single click below...
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PRO
EVOLUTION SOCCER 2010
Christmas
is on the way again and that means we're at that time of year
when the world and Ian Wright release a deluge of those hilarious
footballing cock-up DVDs with clips of strikers missing open goals
from a yard and referees falling over.
Last
year Pro Evo was the unfortunate star of its own disaster movie
on PS3 and PES 2010 now finds itself on its knees in a corner.
But is it lying there in celebration or because the corner flag
has whacked it in the crotch? Find out inside.
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FOOTBALL
MANAGER 2010
The
Football Manager series is the Ronseal of the videogaming world
- it does exactly what it says on the tin - and the 2010 edition
is no exception. It's not been set in World War II, you can't
start as a level 55 Death Knight manager and you'll never be trapped
inside your stadium by hordes of flesh eating zombies (FA rules
clearly state that match tickets cannot be sold to the undead).
Read
on to find out what's new this year and how the developers have
built on last year's big new addition, the 3D match engine...
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A
BOY AND HIS BLOB
You've
heard of one man and his dog, but you probably haven't heard of
one boy and his blob - which is why you need to read our review!
Buried
among the endless Wii shovelware is this gem of a game, an old-fashioned
2D platformer with gorgeous, charming visuals and a mixture of
puzzles and exploration that will hook you and delight you in
equal measure...
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