Free Sony PSP and Nintendo DS magazine
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.
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Crisis Core interview for Sony PSP
Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core is about to arrive on the PSP and we caught up the developer of Crisis Core for an exclusive chat. Finding out what drove them to create a whole new story and control system, and what drive them to develop for the PSP, our Crisis Core interview discusses all aspects of the new game and what makes it an original proposition for fans of the Final Fantasy and newcomers alike.Click here to read the Crisis Core interview for Sony PSP now!  
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Sonic Chronicles interview for Nintendo DS
Bioware + DS + Sonic = WTF? Yes, it's true. Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood is a brand new departure for the blue hedgehog, and it has us very intrigued. In the hands of anyone else, you'd wonder how it could be pulled off, but this is Bioware, the developers of Baldur's Gate, Mass Effect, Neverwinter Nights and a string of other classics. If anyone can create a compelling RPG with the Sonic IP, it's them, so we're looking forward to Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood massively. To sate our appetite, we caught up with the developers for an interview to see how the game is shaping up and to find out what exactly to expect from Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood.Click here to read the Sonic Chronicles interview for Nintendo DS now!
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Assassins Creed review for Nintendo DS
Assasssin's Creed Ds version is clearly not going be the same game as the version of Assassin's Creed that stormed the home consoles last year, but you'll be surprised at how much of the ethos of the game they have packed onto the handheld. The DS version of Assassin's Creed is reviewed exclusively in this issue of HGZine. Find out how well the developers have integrated mini-games (torture your informant for info with the touch pad - it's not as bad as it sounds. Or maybe it is). Anyway, read the full review of Assassin's Creed for DS inside.Click here to read the Assassins Creed review for Nintendo DS now!
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Jackass The Game review for Nintendo DS
In case anyone is unfamiliar with Jackass the TV show, it basically revolves around a bunch of men doing stupid and dangerous stunts in what's basically an escalating series of dares - it's hugely popular because it's funny, with larger-than-life regulars tackling the stunts. Jackass the DS game follows the TV formula, but sadly it doesn't capture the humour, which is a big disadvantage. The game technically ticks all the right boxes - is it enough to make it work and recapture the Jackass spirit? Find out more in our review of Jackass the Game for DS now! Click here to read the Jackass The Game review for Nintendo DS now!
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Brain Assist review for Nintendo DS
Puzzle and educational games are hugely popular on the DS, and Sega's latest creation, Brain Assist, is another twist on the genre. It's a bit of a departure from the likes of Brain Training, both visually and in terms of the game's aims - Brain Assist's collection of mini-games is designed to develop memory and reflexes and concentration rather than all-over brain development. Does Brain Assist stand up to the competition in the educational genre? Find out in our full review in this issue of HGZine.Click here to read the Brain Assist review for Nintendo DS now!
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PES 2008 review for Sony PSP
Massive footie game Pro Evolution Soccer is back with its 2008 update on the PSP. PES has an enormous following across all the consoles, and this iteration on the PSP is likely to build on that fanbase, as it's a stunning conversion from the next-gen console games. We've got an in-depth review of PES 2008 for the PSP in this issue of HGZine, and we like it so much we've given it the coveted HGZine Gold Award. Read all about PES 2008 in our review now! Click here to read the PES 2008 review for Sony PSP now!
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Sega Superstars Tennis review for Nintendo DS
Sega's biggest stars turn out for Sega Superstars Tennis, and it's a fun and playable game that combines the familiar characters from Sega's history (including Sonic, of course, and Alai from Super Monkey Ball to name but two) with the engine that powered Virtua Tennis 3. We've reviewed Sega Superstars Tennis in this issue of HGZine - and that's not all, we've also been talking to the game's developers, who tell us all about the game, how it came about and what all the different characters bring to the party. All you need to know about Sega Superstars Tennis is right here in this issue of HGZine.Click here to read the Sega Superstars Tennis review for Nintendo DS now!
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We've been talking this month to the brains behind two of the biggest upcoming games for handheld consoles, Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood for the DS and Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII for the PSP. Both come from established gaming pedigrees - find out how they've been developed and where they aim to take their respective series in this issue of HGZine. 
