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Modern Warfare 2's Stimulus Package drops on PS3 and PC, bringing new maps and double XP week, ending Xbox's exclusivity.

Yakuza 3 is a little-known title that was released in Japan well over a year ago now, but it's finally seen a Western release.

'Runaway: A Twist of Fate' offers a classic point-and-click adventure experience, but falls short on humour and puzzle clarity.

MAG's bold promise of 256-player battles in a future PMC war zone is marred by lag and unclear gameplay, despite its ambitious scope.

Aion shines with stunning visuals and demands teamwork from the start, offering a mix of classic and fresh MMO elements. A game to watch.

Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway reignites the first-person shooter genre with its gripping, story-driven portrayal of WWII.

The ability to create your very own creature from scratch is utterly captivating and fascinating, and you’ll spend several hours doing this alone.

GRID, the sequel to V8 Supercars 3, trades in its old fans for new ones with arcade-style racing and stunning visuals.

Project Origin promises thrilling sequel to F.E.A.R., with enhanced combat and frightening supernatural challenges. Launch expected Fall 2008.

Lair, a game poised to redefine dragon mythos, stumbles with clumsy controls, dimming its fantastical ambitions into a 'what-could-have-been' tale.

Unreal Tournament III takes PC gaming by storm, providing the ultimate Xmas drooling material with enhanced AI, stunning visuals, and new tactics.

In Settlers 6 you act as a city builder. Your settlements are made up of your settlers, the citizens of your empire who occupy and work in your buildings.

It sounds like Shadowrun will be an interesting game and as the flagship title for Microsoft’s Vista, it has potential to be an Xbox 360 star.

S.T.A.L.K.E.R: Shadow of Chernobyl for PC sets to electrify fans with its intense FPS gameplay, eagerly awaited after production hurdles.

BioShock's arrival date, 24 August 2007, announced by Take2 Interactive for PC and Xbox 360, marking a red-letter day for eager gamers.

After the massive success of the Sim City saga (which started way back in 1989), Monte Cristo have delivered what could be the new era in city simulators.

Shuttle Inc. established themselves back in the 1980s and have since grown a reputation for delivering reliable, powerful and pint-sized PCs.

Pariah review: A high-stakes survival against time, blending advanced graphics and intriguing weapon customisation, by Digital Extremes.