Features:
- Simple Pleasures (The Sims hit Wii and DS with achingly cute characters and a big dollop of Animal Crossing. Say hello to MySims)
- Gun-Fight Club (Born of racing games, target shooting and pinball, Bizarre Creations hope The Club is more than just a blunt instrument)
- Pushing Gaming's Buttons (Recent Developments in hardware and development bring us back to the perennial question: what happens next?)
- Play-Pen (The quality of game writing is constantly under discussion. So why do games so rarely look to literature for inspiration?)
- Time Extend: Second Sight (It doesn't take a crystal ball to divine the gameplay and structural innovations in Free Radical's paranormal shooter)
- Game Devs Chat (All the news from the Game Developers Conference)
- PlayStation 3 Arrives (We report on the Euro launch of Sony's latest console)
- Return Voyage (The Commodore name is back in the games industry)
- Twice As Nice (We investigate Two Worlds, the RPG that became an instant MMO)
- History Today (The History Channel is bringing its expertise to the world of games)
- An Unfair Race (Plumbers and hedgehogs, together at last for the Beijing Olympics)
Including Previews of:
- Manhunt 2 (PS2, Wii)
- Skate (360, PS3)
- Pirates Of The Burning Sea (PC)
- Wakfu (PC)
- Monster Hunter Frontier (PC, PSP)
- Stuntman: Ignition (360, PS3, PS2)
- World In Conflict (PC)
- Super Paper Mario (Wii)
- Space Station Tycoon (PSP, Wii)
- Wing Commander Arena (360)
- Treasure Island Z (Wii)
- Opoona (Wii)
- Soul Cradle (PS2)
- Phantasy Star Universe: Illuminas No Yabo (360, PC, PS2)
- Guitar Hero 2 (360)
- Heroes Of Mana (DS)
Featuring Reviews of:
- Stalker: Shadow Of Chernobyl (PC)
- Command & Conquer 3 (360, PC)
- SSX Blur (Wii)
- Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter 2 (360, PC, PS3)
- Silent Hunter 4 (PC)
- Karous (DS)
- Medal Of Honor: Vanguard (PS2, Wii)
- Lost In Blue 2 (DS)
- Heatseeker (PS2, PSP, Wii)
- After Burner: Black Falcon (PSP)
- Theme Park DS (DS)
- The Red Star (PS2)
Publication Date : May 2007
Creator : Future Publishing
This exhibit has a reference ID of CH45358. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.
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