Features:
- The Spying Game (Obsidian Entertainment made its name with RPGs, but it's about to infiltrate the spy genre with Alpha Protocol)
- Precious Metals (After Okami, and a name change or two, PlatinumGames is ready to talk about its vision, leading with MadWorld)
- Another Day In Paradise (The latest Burnout arrived in January, but that was only the beginning of the story for this uniquely engineered project...)
- Class of 2000 (Eight graduates of the Net Yaroze programme offer their thoughts on the state of the videogame industry today)
- Browser's Castle (It's one of the world's biggest MMOGs but it's made by an unheralded UK dev studio. Inside the world of RuneScape)
- Where Now For PC Gaming? (Nvidia talks up its place in the computer entertainment order)
- WiiWare makes its entrance (Nintendo follows Microsoft and Sony with downloadable originals)
- Happy Accidents (The man behind Ico and Shadow Of The Colossus on his work to date)
- Media Studies (Pixar discusses the differences between movies and videogames)
- A Land Of Snow And Games (Sweden's Nordic Game conference brings the best out of the region)
Including Previews of:
- Killzone 2 (PS3)
- Guitar Hero IV (360, PS2, PS3, Wii)
- Pure (360, PC, PS3)
- Mafia II (360, PC, PS3)
- Mercenaries 2 (360, PC, PS3)
- The Bourne Conspiracy (360, PS3)
- Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (360, DS, PS2, PS3, PSP, Wii)
- World Of Goo (PC, Wii)
- Motorstorm 2 (PS3)
- PixelJunk Eden (PS3)
- Silent Hill Homecoming (360, PS3)
- Siren: New Translation (PS3)
- Rise Of The Argonauts (360, PC, PS3)
- Battleforge (PC)
- Cryostasis (PC)
Featuring Reviews of:
- Metal Gear Solid 4 (PS3)
- Haze (PS3)
- Race Driver: Grid (360, PC, PS3)
- Lego Indiana Jones (360, DS, PC, PS3, Wii)
- Boom Blox (Wii)
- Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution (360, PS3)
- Lostwinds (Wii)
- Baroque (Wii)
- Iron Man (360, PS3)
- Soul Bubbles (DS)
- Noitu Love 2 (PC)
- New Track & Field (DS)
- 1942: Joint Strike (360, PS3)
- Wolf Of The Battlefield (360, PS3)
Publication Date : July 2008
Creator : Future Publishing
This exhibit has a reference ID of CH45638. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.
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