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5 (1) 4 (2) 3 (1) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.0 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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Gamers Marmite, on sale now! buy it. Or don't 0
Heavy Rain is going to divide people, lets get that straight right away. Its labelled as an "interactive Drama" for a start, which is bound to put people off. The Hundredth Idiot Team are quite divided on it too, with our own Editor-in-Chief describing it as boring looking. This seems a crying shame, as this is one of the most edge of the seat experiences i have ever had. Heavy Rain tells the story of four characters and their individual hunts for the Origami Killer, a serial child murderer tho...
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"Not tonight Josephine.. i'm trying to conquer Europe!" 0
Napoleon:Total War is the latest in a long line of epic Strategy games from The Creative Assembly and is the successor to Empire:Total War. The series has been evolving now for almost ten years and is arguably almost a genre itself. For the uninitiated, Total War is a combination of real time battles and turn based strategy, all revolving around different periods of history. Having done ample justice to the Japanese clans, the Medieval era, the Roman Empire and then finally the rise of the Bri...
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doesnt do what it says on the tin, thankfully 0
I'll be honest with you straight from the start, I had no idea what this game was when I bought it. The information on the PlayStation Store was vague, but for three quid I thought I could take a gamble. It turned out to be a good decision.. You are a worm called Boy. Confused? Well maybe if I mention that there's another worm called Girl floating in space on an endless mission to visit all the planets then things will become clearer. No? Okay then, well obviously once I explain that the grand...
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And all because the lady loves cake.. 0
When I was a small boy I used to dream about being a mighty warrior. One that wouldn't think twice about carving a path through the hordes of enemies that had kidnapped an innocent damsel. Once through the hordes and into the castle where she was held, I would stop at nothing and fight my way to the dungeon below, vanquishing soldiers en route, until finally, triumphantly, arriving at the side of my beloved princess, then I would stick a big piece of cake in her mouth, sling her over my shoulder...
0 out of 0 found this review helpful.
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