Features
- The Beaten Track (Sega's new Racing Studio heads off-road into a world of palm trees, blue skies and mud in the all new Sega Rally)
- Solid States (We talk to Hideo Kojima about the upcoming Metal Gear Solid 4 and assess the series' impact and lasting influence)
- Man Of Steel (A year on from leaving Shiny, Dave Perry unveils his plans to revolutionise every single step of the game business)
- Time Extend (It's often reviled, but does Super Mario Sunshine reveal more about the real Mario than the often revered classics?)
- The Making Of... (The stories and schemes behind the neatly Machiavellian machinations and spring-loaded deathtraps of Spy Vs Spy)
- Download And Out (Has the advent of downloadable content changed the value of games?)
- Cock-A-Doodle-Do (Ex-Gathering Of Developers founders take a second stab at indie publishing)
- Tick, Tock, Tick, Tock (We catch up with Tarsier to discover the latest on City Of Metronome)
- Crusading Nights (Burning Crusade breaks all PC sales records. But just who's buying it?)
- Fire Works (Bizarre Creations unveils the team behind an explosive Live Arcade title)
- Exposure (Do the changes made to E3 mean other shows will lose out?)
Including Previews of:
- Hellgate: London (PC)
- Blacksite: Area 51 (360, PC, PS3)
- God Of War 2 (PS2)
- Def Jam: Icon (360, PS3)
- Burnout Dominator (PS2, PSP)
- Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2 (360, PC, PS3)
- Virtua Fighter 5 (360, PS3)
- Bubble Bobble Double Shot (DS)
- New Zealand Story Revolution (DS)
- War Rock (PC)
- SimCity DS (DS)
- Valhalla Knights (PSP)
- Coded Arms Contagion (PSP)
- Gundam Musou (PS3)
- Aion (PC)
Featuring Reviews of:
- Crackdown (360)
- Supreme Commander (PC)
- Hotel Dusk: Room 215 (DS)
- Kaitou Wario The Seven (DS)
- Spectrobes (DS)
- Formula One Championship Edition (PS3)
- Arma: Armed Assault (PC)
- The Sims Life Stories (PC)
- Mach (PSP)
- Trion Cube (DS)
- Ghost Rider (PS2)
- Rocky Balboa (PSP)
- Battlestations: Midway (360, PC)
Publication Date : March 2007
Creator : Future Publishing
This exhibit has a reference ID of CH45356. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.
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