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HGZine is a free PSP magazine / free DS magazine - it covers both formats and stands for HandHeld GamerZine. This free video games magazine is written by professional games journalists and you won't find any of our content anywhere else. Inside you'll find previews, reviews and interviews on all the biggest PSP games and DS games. Our free PSP and DS magazine is enhanced with video and multimedia on the pages themselves, so it requires a PC. To download HGZine, the free PSP and DS magazine, click on a download button below, and to make sure that you never miss an issue, click here to subscribe for free.

MySims review for Nintendo DS

The Sims in its many and various incarnations has been a huge hit with gamers over the years, and the latest variation on the Sims theme is MySims for the Nintendo DS. MySims has quite a different look and feel to the classic Sims games - with simplified gameplay, plenty of minigames and appealing avatars, it's likely that this game will appeal more to the younger gamers out there than to the original Sims fans. Find out more about the game and how we rate it in our MySims review for Nintendo DS!

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Juiced 2 Hot Import Nights review for Sony PSP

Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights brings street racing to the PSP. Race a range of modified and customised cars, take on NPC competitors each with their own driving style, and perfect your 'drifting' technique around a variety of courses. Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights has been a big release on all platforms this autumn - how does it suit the handheld environment of the PSP? Find out more in our Juiced 2 Hot Import Nights review for Sony PSP!

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Pursuit Force Extreme Justice review PSP

Pursuit Force Extreme Justice review for Sony PSP

Take to the mean streets to solve crimes in Pursuit Force Extreme Justice - you're back in the law-enforcement game on the streets of Capital City, jumping from one vehicle to the next in high speed chases in this mission-based game. It's fast moving, arcadey and visually great - but is it as tricky to master as its predecessor? Find out what we think in our Pursuit Force Extreme Justice review for Sony PSP!

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Sega Rally review for Sony PSP

Sega Rally is a classic of video gaming, beloved by driving game enthusiasts who relish the opportunity to throw some fantastic cars around a rally course and get the wheels really mucky. So how will the new PSP version stand up to scrutiny and comparison with the original? We've been playing it this month and we've reviewed and rated it in full in this issue of HGZine. Find out what we think in our Sega Rally review for Sony PSP!

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Glory Days 2 Brotherhood of Men review DS

Glory Days 2 Brotherhood of Men review for Nintendo DS

A mix of combat flying and war strategy, Glory Days 2: Brotherhood of Men sees you piloting a fighter through a combat zone on the upper screen, while watching the battle action on the ground on the lower one. As well as learning to fly the plane and take on the enemy in battle, you'll also have to master the strategy side of things. Find out what we think of Glory Days 2 Brotherhood of Men in our review for Nintendo DS!

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Jam Sessions review for Nintendo DS

Whatever your musical tastes, everyone can release their inner rock star with Jam Session for the Nintendo DS, the game which turns your DS into a virtual guitar. Play along to your favourite songs, or create your own and record them - you can even jam along with a friend. Is Jam Sessions a one-hit wonder, or a greatest hit? Find out more in our Jam Sessions review for Nintendo DS!

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Silent Hill Origins, Aliens vs Predator and FIFA 08 vs PES 08 in issue 8 of HGZine
In issue 8 of HGZine, FIFA 08 and PES 08 go head to head: we have previews of both of the big forthcoming soccer releases - which will come out on top? Plus Silent Hill Origins, which promises to be the scariest game of the year - we talk exclusively to the developer about bringing the game to the PSP.

Silent Hill Origins interview for Sony PSP

Silent Hill Origins aims to be the scariest game on the PSP. Promising a 20 hour scarathon adventure, Silent Hill Origins is a prequel to the original game with a third person perspective that suits the PSP. We talk to the developer to see what the challenges are bringing the series to the PSP. It's clear that the developer is aware of the challenges of a dark, atmospheric game on a PSP screen, and found ways to overcome it. Read the interview with the developer of Silent Hill Origins in this issue to find out more.

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