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The Sims 3 preview PC
It's been three years in development already, and there's still another year to wait, but from what we've seen, the long-anticipated Sims 3 will be well worth the wait. Fans who have been kept busy with the many expansions and add-ons to Sims 2 will find themselves in a whole new world with the launch of Sims 3 in 2009 - literally, as the Sim world will now be an open neighbourhood where you'll have total freedom to wander as and when you please. We've had a hands-on look at Sims 3 this month and we've got to grips with some of its most exciting innovations, including the massive new Realistic Personality System that will give each Sim a totally unique take on his or her environment and the Create-a-Sim function that will allow you to customise your Sims to an unprecedented level. Find out more and see shots of the amazing Sims 3 in our hands-on preview now!
Click here to read the full The Sims 3 preview for the PC now!  
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Age of Conan preview PC
As we wait with feverish excitement for the release in May of massive new MMO Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures, we've had the chance to chat with the game's product manager Erling Ellingsen. He tells us all about Conan's innovative mix of single and multi-player experiences, and how the single-player mode meshes with the MMO. There'll be plenty of PvP action in Age of Conan, and we find out all about that - from the low-level drunken brawling to full scale siege warfare involving whole guilds. So if like us you're waiting eagerly for the arrival of Age of Conan, check out our interview with Erling Ellingsen for all the inside info in the meantime.
Click here to read the full Age of Conan preview for the PC now!
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Command and Conquer Red Alert 3 preview PC
Next winter the real-time strategy behemoth that is Command and Conquer will thunder on with the release of Command and Conquer Red Alert 3. With a whole new story arc involving time travel, the Soviets changing history and the rise of a Japanese superpower, there's plenty to get your teeth into here. The game is set to feature new aspects including naval combat, which will bring a whole new side to this RTS favourite. We've had a first look at Command and Conquer Red Alert 3 in this issue of PCGZine - check out our preview to find out all the latest news!
Click here to read the full Command and Conquer Red Alert 3 preview for the PC now!
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Bionic Commando preview PC
Spiderman meets Gears of War? Maybe, in forthcoming release Bionic Commando. In this somewhat belated sequel to the 1988 Nintendo game, the action will take place as much in the vertical as the horizontal plane, as your bionic-armed soldier leaps, swings and climbs his way through a ruined cityscape and takes on armies of terrorist enemies. The game's not ready yet by a long shot, but we've had a chance to go hands-on with Bionic Commando this month - find out all the latest news and see shots of the game in our massive preview!
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Race Driver GRID preview PC
We've put on our special driving gloves this issue for a hands-on preview of Race Driver GRID, due out on the PC this June. It's a many-faceted racer, with over ninety circuits in a wide variety of real-world locations in Europe, Japan and the US - depending on the location, you'll have a different set of cars to choose from, from Euro-supercars to heavy duty US muscle-cars, and the races will change too. So can Race Driver: GRID be all things to all racing fans, whether your tastes run to endless engine-tweaking or barely-legal street racing? Find out all about Race Driver: GRID in this issue of PCGZine.
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Two Worlds: The Temptation preview PC
Originally intended as an expansion to the original Two Worlds game, The Temptation has evolved into a whole game in its own right. All sorts of enhancements and improvements are promised in this sequel, which picks up very shortly after the end of the first game. Two Worlds: The Temptation isn't due to hit the shelves until this autumn, but we've had a first look this month and we have all the latest news and screenshots for you from the game's development in this issue of PCGZine.
Click here to read the full Two Worlds: The Temptation preview for the PC now!
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Assassins Creed review PC
It was a huge hit on the consoles at the tail end of last year, and now PC gamers have their chance to get their hands on Assassin's Creed, the Crusades-set stealth-em-up that'll see you take on the role of a disgraced assassin trying to earn back his reputation. Assassin's Creed has raised lots of 'oohs' and 'aahs' for its acrobatics - you'll scale dizzying heights and take spectacular leaps and you'll increase in acrobatic skill as you progress through the game - and the PC version is no different. The PC game also showcases some new features that you won't find in the console versions - so is Assassin's Creed for the PC more than just a console port? Find out everything you need to know in our full review of Assassin's Creed for the PC in this issue of PCGZine.
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If you missed it on the consoles in 2007, then you'd be mad not to grab the chance to play medieval action game Assassin's Creed on the PC. The game has been reworked and enhanced for the PC, and it's got brand new extra content too that you won't have seen on any console version. Plus we have a hands-on preview of The Sims 3, out in 2009, which gives the massive game a significant facelift and makes it more like real-life than ever. 
