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Edge - Issue 159 - February 2006

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Features

  • PS3 Versus The World
  • Raising Voices (Game audio specialist Side is sparking a (not always) quiet revolution in the way games sound and speak)
  • Sid Meier's Conversation
  • Building A Future (Climax's Tomcast development system has its first outlet in MotoGP '06 on 360. We go trackside to see it in action)
  • You Say Tomato (Taking a game from east to west requires special skills, care and attention. Here, the experts explain their process)
  • 360 Makes Final Step
  • The Trouble With 2005 (How discounting and shortages made the last 12 months a period to forget)
  • Backwards Compatible? (The thorny issue of Xbox 360 games on 360 discussed with Microsoft's David Reid)
  • King's Quest No More
  • Talking Tycoon (We catch up with the writer behind Tycoon City: New York's authentic script)

Including Previews of:

  • Ryu Ga Gotoku (PS2)
  • Tales of the Abyss (PS2)
  • Rogue Galaxy (PS2)
  • Untold Legends: The Warriors Code (PSP)
  • The Godfather: The Game (360, PC, PSP, PS2, Xbox)
  • Black (PS2, Xbox)
  • Crashday (PC)
  • Rogue Trooper (PC, PS2, Xbox)
  • Key Of Heaven (PSP)
  • Valkyrie Profile (PS2, PSP)
  • 24: the Game (PS2)
  • Final Fantasy XII (PS2)
  • Half-Life 2: Survivor (Arcade)

Featuring Reviews of:

  • Dead Or Alive 4 (360)
  • Mario & Luigi: Partners In Time (DS)
  • Gauntlet: Seven Sorrows (PS2, Xbox)
  • Tokobot (PSP)
  • Exit (PSP)
  • Super Monkey Ball DS (DS)
  • Popolocrois (PSP)
  • Bubble Bobble Revolution (DS)
  • Battles of Prince of Persia (DS)
  • Pop Revelations (PSP)

Publication Date : February 2006



Creator : Future Publishing

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