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[GAME REVIEW] Metal Gear Solid Touch: I Paid for This?

By GAMEPEOPLE.CO.UK • Sep 14th, 2009 • Category: Entertainment

Republished with permission of gamepeople.co.uk game reviews. Metal Gear Solid Touch Rating: 9+ (Apple rating) Platform: iPhone OS Developer: Kojima Productions Publisher: Konami Metal Gear Solid Touch takes a very popular franchise, hollows it out and lives in its shell like some sort of unwanted, dull hermit crab. We’re going all gun ho over the [...]



[GAME REVIEW] Wii Sports Resort: Better Than the Rest?

By GAMEPEOPLE.CO.UK • Aug 18th, 2009 • Category: Cover Story, Entertainment

Republished with permission of gamepeople.co.uk game reviews. Wii Sports Resort Rating: E Platform: Wii Developer: Nintendo EAD Publisher: Nintendo Wii Sports Resort takes the Wii Sports seed of genius and cultivates it into a fully grown gaming tree. Whereas the launch title was a magical place to visit, Wii Sports Resort is somewhere to loose [...]



[COMMENTARY] Being Grown Up

By GAMEPEOPLE.CO.UK • Apr 14th, 2009 • Category: Work & the World

Something about spring seems to turn my mind towards writing these editorials. It’s a good time of year to take stock before the games start flying in. Again I find myself starting a new season of thoughts, ideas and observations about family gaming. Having spent some time today reading through the last couple of seasons, I realised that although some wide ranging themes were covered



[GAMING] Killzone 2

By GAMEPEOPLE.CO.UK • Mar 6th, 2009 • Category: Entertainment

Republished with permission of gamepeople.co.uk game reviews. Killzone 2 is a shooting game that to some extent is aimed at combating the system selling success of the Halo franchise on the 360. Along with Resistance 2 PS3, it provides some of the most impressive first person visuals seen on a console to date. What Sort [...]



[REVIEW] Lord of the Rings: Conquest

By GAMEPEOPLE.CO.UK • Feb 17th, 2009 • Category: Cover Story, Entertainment

My experience with Lord of the Rings: Conquest from beginning to end was one full of disappointment and irritation. From the limited combat to the confusing and downright erroneous campaign structure, I was left frustrated and angry that a beloved franchise could succumb to such depths.



[GAMING] Disney Think Fast Wii

By GAMEPEOPLE.CO.UK • Jan 21st, 2009 • Category: Entertainment, Features

Disney: Think Fast provides an experience that eclipses other quiz games on the Wii, provided you are happy to go with the cartoon drenched questions. It creates a magic style contest that is a surprisingly well thought through experience. What Sort of Game is This? Minigames come in a variety of shapes and sizes. What [...]



[GAMING] Tom Clancy’s End War

By GAMEPEOPLE.CO.UK • Jan 6th, 2009 • Category: Entertainment, Features

Tom Clancy, writer of many high-octane novels, and, in more recent years, the name put forward to help sell Redsoft and then Ubisoft games, is now the face of End War, a console and PC based Real Time Strategy (RTS) title based in the year 2020 during World War 3 and its build up.



[GAMING] Far Cry 2

By GAMEPEOPLE.CO.UK • Dec 25th, 2008 • Category: Entertainment, Features

Although this at first glance appears to be yet another addition to what seems to have been the year of the sequel, Far Cry 2 actually has absolutely nothing to do with the original Far Cry from 2004. Instead the game takes place in an unnamed African nation which has descended into anarchy as the [...]



PODCAST #5: National Geographic Kids + TV Dads

By Ben Murphy • Nov 17th, 2008 • Category: At Home, Business, Entertainment, Podcast, The Father Life

Image by: Jean Scheijen, SXC Hey guys! Mike Austin (RadioDAD.com) just delivered our latest podcast, episode #5! Including: – Interview with Michelle Sullivan, Executive Producer for National Geographic Digital Media, on National Geographic Kids new (free!) online game PLUTO’S SECRET! – Interview with Jim O’Kane, founder of TVDads.com, a growing website about TV’s single dads… [...]