Features
- We Could Be Heroes (Grasshopper Manufacture moves to the Wii, with the GTA-inspired No More Heroes. Creator Suda Goichi tells us why)
- This Spartan Life (We visit Bungie to find out how the once-tiny studio has survived life with Microsoft and the huge success of Halo)
- Achievements Unlocked (And examination of Microsoft's transformation of all games into one game, through its introduction of Gamerpoints)
- Edge Awards 2006 (The very best of the past year's hardware and software, triumphs and blunders distilled into our annual awards)
- Time Extend: Speedball 2 (The Bitmap Brothers' game took the Amiga by storm in 1990. So why has there been nothing quite like it since?
- Launch break (Wii and PS3 hit the ground in the US and Japan)
- The End Of An Era (With its huge number of users, how long will the PS2 take to fade?)
- Going Dutch (We reported from the upbeat Dutch Game Days conference in Utrecht)
- Yellow Dog (If playing games isn't enough for your PS3, why not install Linux on it?)
Including Previews of:
- Dirt: Colin McRae Off-Road (360, PC, PS3)
- Command & Conquer 3 (360, PC)
- Guild Wars: Nightfall (PC)
- Left 4 Dead (PC)
- Free Running (PS2, PSP)
- Oblivion: Knights Of The Nine (360, PC)
- Spectrobes (DS)
- Elveon (360)
- Boke To Sim No Machi (Wii)
- Shinjuku No Okami (PS2)
- Test Drive Unlimited (PS2, PSP)
Featuring Reviews of:
- Resistance: Fall Of Man (PS3)
- WarioWare: Smooth Moves (Wii)
- Excite Truck (Wii)
- Genji: Days Of The Blade (PS3)
- Ridge Racer 7 (PS3)
- Lost Planet: Extreme Condition (360)
- Viva Pinata (360)
- Yoshi's Island DS (DS)
- Trauma Center: Second Opinion (Wii)
- Phantasy Star Universe (360, PC, PS2)
- Race: The Official WTCC Game (PC)
- Rayman Raving Rabbits (Wii, PS2)
- Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam (Wii)
- Gunpey DS (DS)
- Castlevania: Portrait Of Ruin (DS)
- Phoenix Wright: Justice For All (DS)
- Warhammer: Mark of Chaos (PC)
- Thrillville (PSP, PS2)
- Superman Returns (360, PS2, PSP, Xbox)
- Elite Beat Agents (DS)
Publication Date : January 2007
Creator : Future Publishing
This exhibit has a reference ID of CH45203. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.
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