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Ah yes, the future. As infinitely mysterious and mysteriously infinite as it may seem, we can take solace in the fact that game developers across the globe are busy hunkering down to create wonderful new products for us to consume over the coming months and years. But how are you to know which games are likely to be worth your time? That’s where we come in. Our previews and hands-on articles aim to provide details on all the upcoming must-haves, (and must-not-haves), that you should be aware of. Want to know more about a title that we haven’t covered? Shoot us a message and we’ll see what we can come up with.

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Pirates: Duels on the High Seas (Hands-On)

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There aren’t nearly enough pirate games released nowadays, or ever, in fact. Sure, we’ve had the likes of Zack and Wiki on Nintendo systems recently, but being a cutesy puzzle-solving imp is not the same as being a true scurvy-addled seadog, sailing the seas and plundering from anybody that crosses your path. Oxygen’s latest release aims to end this drought.
By Mike Mason, on 20.07.2008 Read preview  

Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood Hands-On

4/5

Despite the ongoing success of Mario's transition into the realm of role-playing games, the announcement of Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood - an attempt to slot Sega' platformer-centric mascot into a seemingly irrelevant genre - still seemed to come straight out of left field. In fact, neither Sega nor developer BioWare appears to be entirely sure [url=http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_index.php?story=19105]how the project originally came about[/url]. It was with cautious intrigue, then, that Cubed3's Ben Southam and Karn Bianco took a look at the game, scheduled for an Autumn release, and how it's shaping up.
By Karn Spydar Lee Bianco, on 16.07.2008 Read preview  

Professor Kageyama's Maths Training (Hands-On)

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Nintendo has already seen great success with its two Brain and English Training products, as well as recent release 'Sight Training' in Europe. Now the latest craze from Japan is coming over in the form of Shogakukan's 'DS Kageyama Method: Masu x Masu Pure Hyaku Masu Keisan - Hyaku Masu no Maeni Kore Dayo!'. Just as Nintendo did with Hudson?s Sudoku title, the Kyoto Company is translating a niche Third Party hit that would have otherwise never seen the light of day in the West. But what can we expect from it and does it really deserve people?s attention? Let us take a closer look?
By Adam Riley, on 05.02.2008 Read preview  

Tales of Symphonia: Knight of Ratatosk

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Tales of Symphonia was, and is still, classed as one of the best RPGs on the GameCube and turned out to be the first ever in the long running series to make it over to Europe. Now a follow-up to it is planned on Wii, in the form of Knight of Ratatosk. Being handled by a different team and taking a slightly different approach to the gameplay of regular entries in the franchise, will this new version be sufficient to placate fans crying out for a true sequel? Let us take a closer look at what has been revealed so far...
By Adam Riley, on 28.01.2008 Read preview  

Kyotaro Nishimura Suspense Series: Deadly Intent (Hands-On)

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The Nintendo DS has already become a strong favourite for adventure style titles, with games such as Another Code, Hotel Dusk and the Phoenix Wright all proving to be highly successful. Now Tecmo has enlisted the help of Kyotaro Nishimura for a different slant on the theme. Can the teaming up of the veteran developer with Japan's most famous mystery writer prove to be a match made in heaven? And should Western gamers be hoping for a translation? Let us take a closer look..
By Adam Riley, on 26.01.2008 Read preview  
 
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