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By Jarno Kokko, Nov 06, 2008
Post-nuclear world of Fallout is back and this time the adventure is set on the
East Coast, in the ruins of what once was Washington D.C. But can Bethesda
actually pull off a game worthy of the title "Fallout 3"?
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By Jarno Kokko, Nov 04, 2008
Under the radar, trying to dodge massive multi-platform titles that fill the pre-Christmas season, Introversion (of DEFCON fame) is back with yet another innovative game. Multiwinia is a small indie RTS that pits huge armies of little flat dudes against each other for the victory in the battlefield. It's the "Survival of the Flattest".
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By Jarno Kokko, Oct 30, 2008
Far Cry 2 has been hyped as realistic and open sandbox shooter where you can let it rip in a realistic African conflict with amazing visuals. The final product? At least the amazing visuals are there and the game world is huge, but as for the rest... well, Ubisoft has a very good marketing department. Talk is cheap - it's much harder to actually live up to all that was promised.
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By Jarno Kokko, Oct 01, 2008
The original Colonization is one of the true classics of the DOS era. Always overshadowed by the original Civilization as simpler game and less ambitious in scope, it still provided just as addictive gameplay. Firaxis has finally dusted off the concept and now presents Civilization 4: Colonization. It's time for a revolution!
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By Jarno Kokko, Sep 26, 2008
Warhammer Online is the first serious attempt to take a bite out of the MMO market dominated Blizzard's juggernaut in a while. As we already noted in our first impressions, there is a real game in the box, and the initial verdict was mostly positive. Now YouGamers digs deeper and gives you some gory details after the first two weeks - does Warhammer Online deliver the goods? Read on to find out.
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