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Duke Nukem Forever PC Game Review
Well at long last I bought this game. And do you know why I bought it? It’s because it was on special offer on steam the other weekend for £3.49. A deal in anyones book if you ask me. I’ve …
“I'd be rather disappointed if they decided to shelve any future 3D developments based on this”
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Duke Nukem Forever PC Game Review written by Average Gamer
Well at long last I bought this game. And do you know why I bought it? It’s because it was on special offer on steam the other weekend for £3.49. A deal in anyones book if you ask me. I’ve …
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Command & Conquer (1995) Review written by Average Bearded Gamer
Blood pressure, dropping. Tension, ebbing. Stretching my aching back, I rub sleep from bleary eyes and sigh. I’ve just completed the original Command and Conquer. Sixteen years after its release… Following its launch in 1995, Command and Conquer, and its …
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Magicka Game Review (PC) written by Average PC Gamer
Magicka ruined my Sunday. So, its Sunday night, and I am playing Magicka. There are many things that I would rather be doing right now, but no, Magika it is. Why, you might ask, am I doing something that I …
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Resident Evil: Zero Hour (Book Review) written by Average Gamer
The Resident Evil series is, without doubt, my favourite series of games (yes even beating Call of Duty and Final Fantasy). So when I spotted a couple of novelisations at a local car boot sale I thought that they might …
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Dead Space 2 PS3 Game Review – No one heard me scream… written by Average Gamer
That’s right, you heard me. I screamed. But what did I scream about? Well, read on and I’ll tell you. The first Dead Space was a fantastic game. I bought it for the PC and played it through from start …
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Killzone Ascendancy by Sam Bradbury (Book Review) written by Average Gamer
As you can see I love a good book and a cup of tea. Call me old-fashioned, call me boring. It’s what I like to do besides gaming for real. What you’ll notice is that when I read, I do …
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Bulletstorm Review (PS3) – A Bulletslide too far? written by Average Gamer
I really have been looking forward to this game and a few weeks ago it was bought for me by my very loving (and now possibly scarred for life) GF. She’s not as into blood and guts as I am, …
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