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There were a lot of things I wanted to hate about Gear of War 4. Its heaving machismo, which sees burly men pummel away their woes with automatic rifles. Its relentless glorification of ultraviolence, which splatters your screen with red stuff at every given opportunity. And its adherence to a...

Robert Leedham·October 6, 2016
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Back in 2012, Firaxis released XCOM: Enemy Unknown to widespread critical acclaim – and now its long-awaited sequel has arrived on PC.

Sam Kieldsen·September 30, 2016
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It’s a phrase expectant football fans around the globe chime annually. That the start of a new season – and hopefully, one or two star signings – will pave the way for fresh hopes, dreams, and tantalising possibilities.

Chris Kerr·September 27, 2016
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It’s a phrase expectant football fans around the globe chime annually. That the start of a new season – and hopefully, one or two star signings – will pave the way for fresh hopes, dreams, and tantalising possibilities.

Chris Kerr·September 27, 2016
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Before jumping into the latest expansion for Bungie’s Space Magic Monster Shooting Simulator (as the Stuff team affectionately calls it), my Destiny playtime was sat at 683 hours.

Esat Dedezade·September 25, 2016
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Much like the football matches it attempts to replicate, Pro Evolution Soccer 2017 is a game of two halves.

Chris Kerr·September 15, 2016
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Imagine you’re stuck alone on an alien wasteland, with no one for company except a robot dog and your own tenuous grip on reality.

Robert Leedham·September 12, 2016
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If you weren’t pumping pound coins into Street Fighter II cabinets with the other Capcom kids, you were probably stufying combos from over the shoulder of whoever was dominating the King of Fighters machine.

The current generation of cars are slower and quieter than those Lewis Hamilton drove to his first world title in 2008. Even Bernie Ecclestone says watching a grands prix today is like turning up at a Rolling Stone concert and finding Mick Jagger has lost his voice.

Simon Strang·August 21, 2016
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Do you like to do things by the book, or prefer to go rogue? Kick down the door, shoot first and ask questions later, or sneak in and get out without anyone knowing you were even there?

Hello Games’ space exploration epic has an entire universe of planets to explore. How many, roughly? Eighteen quintillion.

They’re the regular antidote to a gaming scene obsessed with realism and mechanical complexity. It’s hard not to have fun with a franchise so uniquely whimsical and carefree in a market of solemn-faced manshoots and gritty sci-fi universes. All they ask is that you have a giggle, smashing brick-things to...