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Rediscover childhood battle fantasies with 'Toy Soldiers: Cold War', blending tower defense, action, and 80s nostalgia into an engaging gameplay.

Fruit Ninja slices onto Kinect; developers Halfbrick expand the addictive game to big screen with intuitive play and extra modes.

God of War Collection: Volume II brings PSP classics to PS3 with stunning HD upgrades, offering die-hard fans and newcomers a richer dive into the saga.

Zombies, once classed as second-rate monsters in B-grade horror movies, have become a growing global phenomenon in recent years.

Bleach: Soul Resurreccion is a hack-n-slash title in the same fashion as the long-running Dynasty Warriors franchise.

Call of Juarez: the Cartel fails to tastefully tackle U.S.-Mexico drug war issues, marred by poor gameplay and stereotypical characters.

Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet dazzles with its striking art, hypnotic music, and puzzle-rich gameplay. This XBLA game is a hit worth downloading.

Worm Food, the game where being the bad guy is the goal. Devour villagers to thrive in this addictive twist on classic tales.

Asus A53SV-SX046V impresses as a solid mid-range laptop, striking a balance with its Intel® i5 processor, NVidia graphics card, and appealing price.

Logitech's Z506 offers an affordable audio upgrade for TV buffs, but those hungry for deeper bass may need to look higher up.

Ubisoft's From Dust brings god-sim nostalgia to Xbox Live Arcade, reimagined with a modern physics engine for a fresh challenge.

Child of Eden triumphs as Kinect's beacon of innovation, merging hypnotic visuals and techno tunes for a unique gaming escapade.

TechDay's reviewer dons his power armour and crushes some orc scum with Warhammer title's E3 preview build, thanks to our local THQ distributor.

Google has acquired Fridge to enhance Google+ 'circles'. With 20m users, the search giant aims to improve its network management before opening to the public.

Journey Beta review: Thatgamecompany's latest offering promises a serene desert adventure, raising anticipation for its full release.

Ubisoft tackles second-hand game sales with Uplay Passport, requiring buyers to pay extra for certain features on used copies.

Game shares blockbuster film's clumsy flaws. The worst part of the game, however, is that it is entirely pointless.

The Arcade Edition adds four new characters to the mix. This makes the roster count to an impressive 39 fighters.

Seeing the success of the campaign in Uncharted 2, Naughty Dog has tried to include more 'cinematic set pieces' inside the multiplayer.

Theme parks tend to feature a number of rides that, save for a few different props, are essentially the same ride.