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Dossier |
Mom
and Dad thought they were doing the PC Princess a favor when they
bought her a souped-up rig. Now, the former video game newbie is
headed straight to the house of Hardcore.
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Broken
Sword: The Sleeping Dragon (PC, also on XBX)
The classic adventure game series from the early ‘90s returns
– now in full 3D. The controls take a little getting used
to, but the combination of free exploration, puzzle-solving and
occasional action sequences is very stylish. The writing and dialog
are top-notch, as well.
[BUY
NOW]
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FFXI
(PC, also on PS2)
The ever-changing Final Fantasy series has finally moved
online. This massively multiplayer online game, where PC and PS2
players will be able to play side by side, is already a cult hit.
But beware – it’s a complex game that takes a lot of
dedication.
[BUY
NOW]
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Sim
City 4 Deluxe (PC)
The granddaddy of all Sim games make a triumphant return with Sim
City 4. This Deluxe pack includes the Rush Hour expansion
pack and gives you even more ways to torture your little citizens.
[BUY
NOW]
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Tron 2.0 (PC)
A videogame sequel to the cult ‘80s movie, Tron 2.0 is a great
adventure in retro-futurism. Beam yourself into the innards of a
computer and blast viruses. ‘Cause that’s what happens
inside computers…
[BUY
NOW]
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Deus Ex: Invisible
War (PC, also on XBX)
A slightly more accessible version of the deep-but-confusing Deus
Ex, this sequel is a unique mix of action, adventure and RPG.
You can fight your way though the plot, or sneak around avoiding
combat. Even better – you can work for different factions
or play them off against each other in this open-ended sci-fi thriller.
[BUY
NOW]
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