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360Zine is a free Xbox 360 magazine. It is written by professional UK video games journalists and features free Xbox 360 previews, reviews, interviews, Xbox 360 community news and more. The content is all written exclusively for 360Zine, so you won't find our previews or reviews anywhere else. We feature the biggest Xbox 360 games, like Halo 3, Fable 2 and Gears of War, but also deal with some of the smaller Xbox 360 releases you might have missed, including a dedicated Xbox 360 Live downloads review section, all written by the same professional games journalists. 360Zine has received rave reviews on many Xbox 360 websites, including Microsoft's own Major Nelson. To download an issue of 360Zine, the free Xbox 360 magazine, simply click on a download button below. You can also subscribe for free, to ensure that you never miss an issue.
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Alone in the Dark interview Xbox 360
As we wait for the release of survival horror revival Alone in the Dark, we've been talking to the producer Nour Polloni about the development of the game. He tells us about turning New York's Central Park into a horror location, how the gameplay adheres to real-life physics and which TV shows inspired the game's episodic feel. Find out everything you need to know about the forthcoming Alone in the Dark in our in-depth interview.
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Street Fighter IV preview Xbox 360
There's a return on the cards for the daddy of all beat-em-up series, Street Fighter. The fourth iteration of the arcade supremo is due out in Japanese arcades later this year, and there should be a home console release for the 360 in 2009. So it's going to be a bit of a wait, but we've waited eight years since Street Fighter Third Strike, and we don't think it's too early to get excited about Street Fighter IV. Find out all the latest in our first look preview!
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Legendary: The Box preview Xbox 360
Stand by for an onslaught of mythical beasts in Legendary: The Box later this year. New York will be the scene for all the mayhem as your character opens up Pandora's Box (yes, the one from the Greek legend) and releases the monsters. It'll then be your job to clear up the mess. We've got a first look at Legendary: The Box in this issue of 360Zine - find out all about this intriguing storyline and more details about the gameplay too.
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1942 Joint Strike preview Xbox 360
1942: Joint Strike will be a blast from the past for gamers who remember the Eighties, as it's a reimagining of the 2D arcade shoot-em up so popular back in the day. Set in 1942, it's not, say Capcom, a World War 2 game, as it's not the 1942 of our reality. To find out exactly what they mean by that, and to see for yourself how the game has updated for the 21st century, check out our first look at 1942: Joint Strike now!
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The Bourne Conspiracy preview Xbox 360
You've seen the films and read the books, and later this year you'll be able to step into the shoes of Robert Ludlum's amnesiac assassin Jason Bourne. Based on the first book of the trilogy, The Bourne Identity, the game promises the fast and furious action of the films. We've got a first look preview of The Bourne Conspiracy with all the latest development news and shots of the game in this issue of 360Zine.
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Dark Sector review Xbox 360
There's third-person action with more than a hint of Gears of War about it in Dark Sector, this month's new shooter where you'll take on a horde of mutants, ducking and covering and availing yourself of an array of weapons. What makes Dark Sector different from a straight shooter is its innovative glaive weapon, which extends from your own arm and gives you a whole range of new and disgusting ways to despatch your foes. Is the glaive just a novelty, or enough to set Dark Sector apart and keep you playing into the small hours? Find out in our Dark Sector review now!
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Rainbow Six Vegas 2 review Xbox 360
It's sequel time again: Rainbow Six Vegas 2 is here, and as ever, the burning question is 'will it be as good as the last one?'. We've got a full review of the game in this issue of 360Zine, and the good news for the many, many fans of predecessor Rainbow Six Vegas is that it's business very much as usual, with some improvements and changes too, but generally speaking you'll recognise the game and know your way around. The next question then is 'what's new in this one?', and we'll reveal all - there's changed co-op play and a new experience point system for starters - in our Rainbow Six Vegas 2 review.
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Army of Two review Xbox 360
A third-person shooter set in a selection of the world's current warzones, Army of Two offers all the usual shooter attractions: loads of guns, plenty of enemies to use them on and a storyline that just about justifies all the carnage. Where Army of Two stands apart is in its co-op mode; it's more than just a game-play option, it's the point of the whole game. Playing either online with a friend or alongside an AI partner, you'll depend on your buddy to get you through the game. Is this enough to make Army of Two stand out from the crowd of stellar shooters released recently? Find out more in our review now.
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