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MySims preview for Nintendo DS
Another addition to the Sims stable joins the party later this month as MySims comes to the Nintendo DS. This version is quite different to the Sims we are used to, with a new look to the avatars and a mission-based gameplay which sees you completing tasks in a series of mini-games. Fans of Harvest Moon and Animal Crossing will find plenty to love here - but how will MySims play with Sims aficionados and hardcore gamers? Find out more in our MySims preview for Nintendo DS! Click here to read the full MySims preview for Nintendo DS now!  
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Juiced 2 Hot Import Nights interview for Sony PSP
As we wait impatiently for the release of driving spectacular Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights, we've talked to Phil Brown, lead programmer on the PSP version. How will this handheld version compare to the 360 game - what have been the challenges of bringing Juiced to the PSP and how has Juiced 2 moved on from its predecessor Juiced Eliminator? Phil tells us all this and more in our Juiced 2 Hot Import Nights interview for Sony PSP! Click here to read the full Juiced 2 Hot Import Nights interview for Sony PSP now!
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Sega Rally preview for Sony PSP
Classic arcade driving game Sega Rally gets a makeover for the PSP that brings it bang up to date. Out later this month, Sega Rally brings all of the best aspects of the arcade game to your handheld - with plenty of tracks and lots of multiplayer and wi-fi features. We've had our hands on a preview copy and we can tell you all about Sega Rally now, in advance of its release. Read our Sega Rally review for Sony PSP to find out more now! Click here to read the full Sega Rally review for Sony PSP now!
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Drawn to Life review for Nintendo DS
A platformer where before you start, you draw your own character - this is Drawn to Life. All the way through the game, you'll get the chance to use your artistic side to add to the game, drawing your own weapons, platforms and more. It's certainly original, but does it stand up as a game, regardless of your artistic abilities? Check out our Drawn to Life review for Nintendo DS to find out more now! Click here to read the full Drawn to Life review for Nintendo DS now!
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Donkey Kong Jungle Climber review for Nintendo DS
Donkey Kong needs no introduction to Nintendo gamers - fans of the series will have been waiting for this latest instalment on the DS for some time. Platform fans are in for a treat with Donkey Kong Jungle Climber. The game makes great use of the DS two-screen format, and even if you're a returning Donkey Kong fanatic, you won't find it samey or too easy. Check out our Donkey Kong Jungle Climber review for Nintendo DS to find out more now! Click here to read the full Donkey Kong Jungle Climber review for Nintendo DS now!
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Worms Open Warfare 2 review for PSP and DS
Old favourite Worms is back, with sequel Worms: Open Warfare 2 out on both the DS and the PSP. The sequel has moved on significantly from its predecessor, with loads of changes and many improvements. We fill you in on this new instalment and tell you how the PSP and DS games differ. Plus, your chance to win a copy of the game! Check out our Worms Open 2 Warfare review for PSP and DS to find out more now! Click here to read the full Worms Open Warfare 2 review for PSP and DS now!
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Alien Syndrome review for Sony PSP
Alien Syndrome for the PSP is a re-make of an old Sega space game from way back when. It's a simple enough premise, with a straightforward shooter style backed up with a conventional RPG structure. Is Alien Syndrome a trip down memory lane worth taking? Check out our Alien Syndrome review for Sony PSP to find out more now! Click here to read the full Alien Syndrome review for Sony PSP now!
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Dynasty Warriors Fighter's Battle review for Nintendo DS
The latest in the Dynasty Warriors series, Fighter's Battle, promises a bit of a departure from its predecessors as it hits the Nintendo DS. With its mix of card collecting and base capture, you'll race against your AI opponent to defeat all the army leaders. If you've played Dynasty Warriors before - or indeed if you haven't, check out our Dynasty Warriors Fighter's Battle review for Nintendo DS to find out more now! Click here to read the full Dynasty Warriors Fighter's Battle review for Nintendo DS now!
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