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Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare Preview - PC
When the new Call of Duty installment hits the shelves in time for Christmas, fans will see a big change. The clue is in the full name: Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare. Yes, in this fourth game in the Call of Duty series, developers Infinity Ward have moved on from the familiar WW2 action and taken their troops into all new battles. It's a very different direction, with new, international locations and an all-new arsenal of weapons. We've had a first look at the game and better still, we have a trailer for you to see for yourself. Read our Call of Duty 4 preview now to find out all the latest news.
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Starcraft II Preview - PC
Lots and lots of people are going to be very excited about this. This month, we bring you news of Blizzard's long-awaited Starcraft II, which we can reveal will be out on the PC in 2008. Sci-fi RTS Starcraft first blazed onto the PC in 1998, and was later complemented by the expansion pack Brood War. Always a great multi-player game, Starcraft II should develop this further into online gaming, coming as it does from the makers of the mighty MMO World of Warcraft. We've got two pages of exclusive news, screen shots and in-game video - check out our Starcraft II preview now.
Click here to read the full Starcraft II EXCLUSIVE preview for the PC now!
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Halo 2 Review - PC
The original Halo was a total phenomenon on the Xbox and the Halo series is the subject of much discussion and feverish speculation among gamers generally, with its fantastic graphics, engaging plot and many, many guns. Despite this, Halo made a disappointing transition onto the PC, but nonetheless, Halo 2 is now making its way across and PC gamers can get a piece of the sequel action. So, how does this one measure up? Will Halo 2 survive the transition and live up to its potential on the PC? We've played Halo 2 extensively and we have a three page review in this issue: read it now to find out what we think.
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Tomb Raider Anniversary Review - PC
It's hard to believe, but it's been 11 years since Lara Croft first breezed into our lives in the original Tomb Raider. Now, umpteen sequels and spin offs and multiple platforms later, she's back in a nostalgia-fest Tomb Raider Anniversary. A remake of the original Lara outing, Tomb Raider Anniversary sees our heroine revisiting old haunts and fighting old enemies, but with markedly improved graphics and some new moves she's picked up along the way. So will there be enough new material in Tomb Raider Anniversary to make it worth your while? Read our review to find out.
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The Settlers: Rise of an Empire Preview - PC
The Settlers: Rise of an Empire will be the sixth incarnation of the enduringly popular Settlers series. As before, you'll be in charge of shepherding a group of settlers building a new home for themselves in a faraway land: this time round, you'll be growing the settlement - and the population - from pocket-sized to bustling city and there are improvements and developments aplenty promised. You'll have to wait until September for the game itself, but we've had a first look and can bring you new screen shots and video footage. Read the Settlers: Rise of an Empire preview now to find out more.
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Alone in the Dark Preview - PC
This month we've had a first look at Atari's Alone in the Dark, which is due out in time for Christmas. There's been very little news about this game for almost a year now, but we've got our hands on some screen shots of the game and, better still, some video footage to whet your appetite for what promises to be a very very dark adventure indeed. Read our Alone in the Dark preview now to find out more.
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Spider-Man 3 Review - PC
Spidey's back - the arrival of Spiderman 3 on the big screen heralds another outing on the PC for everyone's favourite web-slinging superhero. Swing, spin and leap your way through the city, tackle no fewer than three supervillains and solve any number of crimes along the way - you're going to be busy in this game. Even more so as the city is free-form, so you can wander where and when you want to, completing a variety of missions from photographic assignments to big showdowns with various Spiderman-nemeses. Is Spider-Man 3 a game for super-heroes? Read our review to find out.
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Football Manager - Interview with Miles Jacobson
The Football Manager series is already hugely popular, with legions of fans donning the virtual sheepskin coat to manage their team to championship glory. There have been forays into multiplayer options, but it's not been a major focus of the game - until now. We've got an exclusive interview with developer Sports Interactive's Miles Jacobson who tells us about Football Manager Live - an online version of the game where you will be able to pit your wits against, and perhaps team up with, other managers in a virtual world of football. Find out more: read our full exclusive Football Manager interview now.
Click here to read the full exclusive interview with Football Manager's Miles Jacobson now!
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GamerZines - just the magazines
In this issue, we have an exciting exclusive preview of the eagerly awaited StarCraft II and a first look at Call of Duty 4. In reviews, we've been playing Halo 2 for the PC and taking a trip down memory lane with Lara Croft in Tomb Raider: Anniversary. We've talked exclusively to Football Manager developer Miles Jacobson about plans to take the game online so you can pit your talents against other would-be managers. And that's not all - we've reviewed SpiderMan 3, Cellfactor: Revolution, Great Battles of Rome and more, plus we've first looks at upcoming games including Alone in the Dark and Settlers: Rise of an Empire. All this plus gaming news, technical problem-solving, your questions answered and much much more.
