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  • Bang Bang Racing Review
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    Bang Bang Racing Review

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    Going back to classic games decades later is usually not a good idea. Past beautiful memories can be completely dashed within minutes, as you realize that one of your favourite ever games really hasn't aged well. When a game does manage to hold its own years later, however, it can be bliss - Micro Machines, for example, is still fantastic fun and holds up against top-down racing games on this generation.
  • BigHead Bash Review
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    BigHead Bash Review

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    Calling someone "bigheaded" suddenly becomes a compliment as we step into the world of BigHead Bash - a Soldat-inspired side-scrolling multiplayer shooter set in a toyshop. As bullets fly and kill streaks rise, heads expand until they're fit to burst, making for a far easier target and levelling the playing field.
  • Reprisal Review
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    Reprisal Review

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    Being a god seems very over-rated. You've always got important jobs to do, on which real lives depend, and if you mess up there may well be disastrous consequences. No, I'd much rather sit back with a god simulation game - at least that way I know only pixels were harmed in the making of my godlike incompetence.
  • Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode II Review
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    Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode II Review

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    Sonic is back to finish the journey he first started back in 2010, and this time he's brought along someone you may well recognize. Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 2 follows up on the original episode, with the aim to hark back to Sonic gaming of the 90's while injecting this millennium's 3D coat of paint.
  • Illyriad Review
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    Illyriad Review

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    Sometimes a game does nothing wrong, technically speaking, but still comes up wanting. MMO strategy game Illyriad is a prime example - everything from the game's interface to its resource-building is standard free-to-play strategy game fare, none of it too intrusive. The only problem? It focuses so hard on playing it safe, it forgets to deliver something worth playing.
  • Will Fight For Food Review
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    Will Fight For Food Review

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    Will Fight For Food is a role-playing...fighting game? Two genres that you don't often see slapped together. Imagine a 2D side-scrolling RPG with areas to explore, items to collect and fetch quests galore, then throw in a truckload of button-bashing fighting sequences. Let it simmer for a few hours, and you've got this latest release from Pyrodactyl Games.
  • Pole Position 2012 Review
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    Pole Position 2012 Review

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    Formula 1 racing management game. The chances are that those words mashed together aren't too exciting for the majority of Gamezebo readers, although if you've clicked through to this review, then perhaps you are indeed looking for a spot of high-speed simulation. Pole Position 2012 definitely has a lot of expertise under its bonnet, with specs and stats scattered all over the place.
  • Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet Review
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    • PC
    Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet Review

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    Sometimes a long-winded name can put a bit of a dampener on a perfectly enjoyable video game. Then there are other times, such as with Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet, when a long and winding name completely reels you in before you even know what the game is about. I mean, look at those four words smashed together - is there anything there that doesn't make you want to Google is as soon as possible?