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Sims 2 Castaway review for Nintendo DS
Sims fans will be going tropical this month, with the release of the new Sims 2: Castaway, which finds the mini-mes washed up on a desert island after a shipwreck. If you're a veteran of the many incarnations of the Sims, you'll be familiar with the basic structure of the game. You start from scratch, building yourself a home, then build up social networks and give your tiny alter-ego's life some meaning. The Sims 2: Castaway all takes place by necessity in a much narrower world however, so will it be the all-encompassing, totally absorbing experience that we have come to expect from the Sims? Read our Sims 2: Castaway review to find out what we think of the game now!Click here to read the Sims 2 Castaway review for Nintendo DS now!  
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Tomb Raider Anniversary review for Sony PSP
Tomb Raider Anniversary is a celebration of a decade of Lara Croft: the game is a reworking of some of her original adventures. If you're a Lara fan from way back, then you'll find plenty of familiar locations and opponents, but all with a new twist and plenty of new action mixed in. The game has been out on a variety of other platforms for a while now, and it's finally arrived as a port to the PSP, so you can get to grips with Lara on your handheld too. So is Tomb Raider Anniversary up to scratch on the PSP? Find out what we think in our review now. Click here to read the Tomb Raider Anniversary review for Sony PSP now!
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Horse Life review for Nintendo DS
If you've always dreamed of owning your own horse, but haven't the space in your front room, then Horse Life for the Nintendo DS could be a welcome addition to your Christmas list this year. A game very much along the lines of Nintendogs, in Horse Life you care for, train, ride and compete on your very own horse. Horse Life could be the horse sim that's nearly as good as the real thing - will it be enough to keep any pony-mad gamers in your life happy this festive season? Read our Horse Life review for the Nintendo DS to find out more now! Click here to read the Horse Life review for Nintendo DS now!
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Medal of Honor Heroes 2 preview for Sony PSP
Medal of Honor is back on the PSP with Heroes 2, which like its predecessor takes a tour of WW2 European battlefields. The game is due for release in November, and this month we have all the latest news of its development and plenty of up to the minute info about what we can expect from this eagerly awaited shooter - in particular the enhanced multiplayer functions. Find out more in our hot off the press preview of Medal of Honor Heroes 2 for Sony PSP. Click here to read the Medal of Honor Heroes 2 preview for Sony PSP now!
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Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare preview for Nintendo DS
Call of Duty fans will be used to the World War 2 setting of the previous games, but in Call of Duty Modern Warfare, as the title suggests, you'll find yourself in an altogether more up to date setting. The action centres on a civil war in a fictional Eastern European country, and modern day combat takes place in the Middle East and Eastern Europe. In our major hands-on preview this month, we look at how the game plays out on the DS and what the departure from the WW2 setting means for the Call of Duty franchise. It's not out until the end of the year, but you can get a taste of what's to come in our Call of Duty Modern Warfare preview in this issue of HGZine. Click here to read the Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare preview for Nintendo DS now!
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FIFA 08 review for Nintendo DS and Sony PSP
FIFA 08 is here on handheld, with the tons of licences and polish that we've come to expect from the series. With over 600 licensed teams and a massive 15,000 real players in the game, the scope of FIFA 08 is huge, and the game's had a sprucing up since the last outing too. So how does it look and does it make for a truly beautiful game? Find out more in our review of FIFA 08 for Nintendo DS and Sony PSP now. Click here to read the FIFA 08 review for Nintendo DS and Sony PSP now!
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Sonic Rivals 2 preview for Sony PSP
It's a big autumn for Sonic on the handheld platforms. On the PSP, we have Sonic Rivals 2, a follow up to racer Sonic Rivals. We've got a hands-on preview of the game this month, and, while the original Sonic Rivals was frustrating in many ways, we're hopeful that the sequel will put many of these right and give a much enhanced gaming experience. We've got lots to tell you about Sonic Rivals 2, and plenty of shots of the game, so check out our full hands-on preview now!Click here to read the Sonic Rivals 2 preview for Sony PSP now!
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In issue 9 of HGZine, find out everything you need to know about forthcoming release Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, which sees COD move on from World War Two into modern day combat zones. Plus the latest on Medal of Honor Heroes 2 and reviews of FIFA 08 and Sonic Rivals 2. 
