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This original Xbox exclusive translates well to the power of the PS3 console.

This classic PSX title makes its way to the PSP, and carries over a lot of its charm.

Who ever thought that arcade racing could be this fun?

We cover the biggest announcements and media from E3 2007.

Quality rally driving has launched its way to the latest platforms, but still has room to improve.

The PC version is here, but struggles to shed its console port tag.

Prepare to be possessed by this brilliantly evil FPS from 2KGames.

Spiderman hits the next gen platforms, but not without its fair share of disappointments.

The PC finally sees TDU after a few months of waiting, although Atari should have perhaps waited a little longer.

Virtua Tennis is back, but does the gameplay translate onto the next gen consoles? Check out our full review.

This Xbox original finally makes it way to the PC, but with little in the way of changes.

Fancy yourself a savvy Baseball manager? Out of the Park Baseball 2007 will put you to the test.

The Command & Conquer series is back, but is it better than ever?

Has PC gaming failed to keep up with the mainstream? We take a look at where the PC is and where it may need to go.

Sony and Studio Liverpool are back with F1 on the PS3, but is it better than ever? Full review inside!

Find out inside our review if the latest old generation hardware based Burnout is worth a look.

We fire off a few questions to Melbourne House regarding the PS2 and PSP release of TDU.

The GRAW series is back but has it managed to add on to the original enough for the full price tag?

The once 360 exclusive comes to the PC, but it remains a Vista exclusive.

We go hands on with the latest beta build of ToW and give our impressions so far.

Sherlock Holmes takes on dark supernatural forces in "The Awakened". Check out our review inside.

Sam & Max are back in their forth episode, this time with the US government to save!

This adventure title works surprisingly well on the DS, but not without its shortcomings.

One of our biggest gripes is the graphics and the fact they honestly could be mistaken for a very early PS2 game.

Crackdown is just simply unbelievably fun to play, and realistically probably only a really good storyline away from being a classic.

The battles focus on the pacific war but begin in Pearl Harbour and this really is Pearl Harbour done right.

The game's feel so much like the Mega Drive that sometimes we forgot we were actually using a Dual Shock controller...

As mentioned before the graphics of the game are looking incredible. The draw distance allows you to see right out to the horizon with no pop up whatsoever.

This is the game that is going to make you look incredibly stupid, but you will have one of the best gaming experiences ever while doing so.

Battlestations: Midway gives you an unprecedented amount of control over your units and, the thing is, it actually works.

While Wii and PS3 fans wait for the next big thing, Xbox 360 fans have a very solid shooter.

Telltale really is doing a fantastic job showing Lucasarts what they should have done a long long time ago, not in a galaxy far away.

The gameplay itself is very repetitive from mission to mission but that is to be expected with a flight simulator.

Namco has not done enough to justify a sequel, especially at the higher price.

...in our opinion the control system for the Wii made this feel like a completely different game...

Twilight Princess is an epic masterpiece that Wii owners simply must play.

While some gamers that are new or unfamiliar with adventure titles may be turned off by its unique ways, adventure gaming fans will love every second of Runaway 2.

Cooking Mama will have you impersonating Jamie Oliver and it's a truly an ingenious game.

Stuck in Runaway 2? Let us be of help.

Feminists are going to love this game.

HoAE does a good job of being a jack of all trades type experience, but like the saying goes, it ultimately winds up being a master of none.

While much of the game feels the same as before, this is by far the most complete Trackmania package to date.

Those of you who have played X-Men Legends from Raven will be instantly familiar with this game.

This is the game that should sell PSP's, finally bringing that GTA feeling to the PSP.

The game is just so fun to play. In fact it's by far one of the most enjoyable games we have played for a long time.

FoC, like most expansion packs, is not going to redefine what was already there, but it does put a reasonably interesting twist on what was an already interesting RTS.

The game still plays brilliantly well but the engine for the X360 is a disappointment.

The environment the game has been set in is second to none in terms of authenticity.

Once in game, NHL 2K7 can play just about any way you like it.

Gangs of London had huge potential but fails to live up to it in so many ways.