Wheelspin, Wii – £16.85 delivered
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Painkiller games, PC – 30% off
Painkiller games, PC – 30% off
Rock Paper Shotgun have got a coupon for 30% off any of the Painkiller games from GamersGate. Details here.
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Split/Second – Eurogamer Expo-pinion
Availability: Xbox 360 (version played), PS3, PC – Q1 2010.
The simplest way to differentiate Split/Second from some other similar racers is to quote the games producer, Nick Baynes.
One explosion is boring. Let’s string five together.
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Beatles: Rock Band [Value Edition], Xbox 360 – £72.99
Beatles: Rock Band [Value Edition], Xbox 360 – £72.99 delivered
This comes with a guitar, drums and microphone.
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Beatles: Rock Band [Value Edition], PS3 – £72.99
Beatles: Rock Band [Value Edition], PS3 – £72.99 delivered
This comes with a guitar, drums and microphone.
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Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City, Xbox 360 – £24
Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City, Xbox 360 – £23.99
It’s £25 in store at Tesco, and £34.99 in PC World, so using their price match policy, it is only £23.99.
It is not availabe for collect in store, but you can call your local store and check for stock.
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Win! Dragon Age: Origins [Digital Deluxe Edition]
In association with Direct2Drive, SavyGamer has got three copies of the Digital Deluxe Edition Bioware’s new RPG up for grabs. (more…)
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Left4Dead 2: Demo Impressions
Zombies are not afraid of the light. No matter what time of the day, they still hunger for your brains. (more…)
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Early access to the L4D2 demo
The Left4Dead 2 demo is sorta only for people who preorder the game. Or at least, access to it now is, with it opening to the public in 2 weeks time.
However, if you go to gamestation, you can preorder it with no deposit, and no commitment to purchasing it from hem when it does come out. They will give you a card with a serial that you enter into the Xbox marketplace, or Steam, that lets you get the demo now.
Mine’s downloading now.
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Brink – Eurogamer Expo-pinion
Availability: Xbox 360, PS3, PC (version demoed) – Spring 2010.
On the brink of civil war, a cut-off floating Arcology far in the future (2045) seeks to unravel the mystery of what great disaster has befallen a seemingly post-scarcity global society.
So what niche is Splash Damage looking to fill with BRINK, their first original IP to be conceived in conjunction with Bethesda? Well, it’s an interesting one. At a glance it seems a mish-mash of ideas as far and wide as Mirror’s Edge (the ‘SMART’ movement system, which I shall cover more of later), Assassins Creed (one button free-running, only in first-person), and the vehicular class-based construction combat of Enemy Territory Quake Wars. Quite an impressive mix of ideas; and amazingly it seems like they’ve pulled it off with aplomb. (more…)
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Secret of Mana – Review
Secret of Mana – 800 Wii points
Review by Bobby Foster
Single-player, fantasy-based roleplaying videogames are often a lonely, tedious experience. You spend hundreds of hours developing your character, trudging through predictable environments, and repeating the same attacks over and over again. Japanese developers in particular have a track record of making games where the core mechanic consists of battling against wave after wave of easily defeatable enemy, who exist solely to dispense the Experience Points you need to beat the more challenging and interesting boss encounters. Any time spent in combat with enemies who never realistically pose a threat is no fun, because a fight without some sense of peril is inevitably dull. Yet it’s become so commonplace in modern RPGs that fans of the genre have learnt to accept it and even name it: ‘grind’.
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The Sims 2: Deluxe, PC – £3.74
The Sims 2: Deluxe, PC – £3.74
Apply voucher “VoucherCodes.com25%” to get this price.
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Need for Speed: Carbon, PC – £3.74
Need for Speed: Carbon, PC – £3.74
Apply voucher “VoucherCodes.com25%” to get this price.
