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GamingFable: The Journey preview (new screens and hands-on)
Microsoft has been showing an extensive playable version of Fable: The Journey behind closed doors at E3 2012 and Pocket-lint has now had a hands-on with a couple of levels that we haven't seen before... Literally. Purely a Kinect title, this new chapter...
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Gaming 3.5 out of 5Kinect: Star Wars review
Star Wars is everywhere. The Lucas empire extends far beyond the reach of any traditional franchise, with our friends C3PO and R2D2 being as ubiquitous as the kitchen sink. Some of the ancillary elements to the Star Wars world are great - Knights of the...
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GamingXbox 360 Dashboard update pictures and hands-on
Microsoft is set to release its most ambitious Xbox 360 Dashboard update in the six-year-old console's life to date, and Pocket-lint was invited to a swanky location in the heart of London to test the new features. Available for download globally from...
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GamingDeepak Chopra's Leela for Kinect pictures and hands-on
Deepak Chopra's Leela is an interesting proposition. Not exactly a game as such (although "Leela" roughly means "play" in Hindu), nor is it strictly fitness or educational software. It is, quite simply, unique and could well be the most inventive consumer-ready...
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Gaming 0 out of 5First Look: Forza Motorsport 4 review
Forza Motorsport 4 launches on 14 October and we were lucky enough to get in some game time prior to launch, as well as sit down for a chat with Dan Greenawalt, Creative Director at Turn 10 Studios. Let’s get something clear from the start: Forza Motorsport...
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GamingChampion Jockey quick play preview
Tecmo Koei has almost single-handedly been feeding horse racing enthusiasts with console games to sate their appetites over the years. The Gallop Racer and G1 Jockey franchises in the UK and US (plus Winning Post in Japan) have made countless successful transitions...
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Gaming 4 out of 5Child of Eden review
Child of Eden is the sort of game that brings out the worst in reviewers. It's a stunning game - innovative, smart and genuinely beautiful, with dazzling abstract graphics and screen-filling blooms of neon light and colour. Both the visuals and the gameplay...
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Gaming 4 out of 5Virtua Tennis 4 review
“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” seems to be the guiding design principal for Sega’s classic Tennis series. While the graphics change and game modes come and go, Sega hasn’t really meddled much over the series four iterations (six if you...
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Gaming 4.5 out of 5Kinect for Xbox 360 review
Microsoft Kinect first burst on to the scene as Project Natal over a year ago. Then, we had the high profile announcement at this year’s E3 in Los Angeles, and now on 4 November 2010 it goes on sale in the US, and just 6 days later (10 November) it...