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Goemon dazzles with a whimsical, action-packed reimagining of Japan's Robin Hood, blending rich history with fantastical ninja exploits.

Hideo Kojima returns to helm Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker on PSP, casting Big Boss in a Cold War crisis in Costa Rica.

This time around, the DLC has come thick and fast, with five mission-based packs and many more armour and weapon packs to date.

Blur review: A zany fusion of high-speed racing and chaotic power-ups, delivering a neon-lit, action-packed driving adventure.

Sony's Walkman NWZ-W252 reviewed: A jogger's dream but with a few missteps in storage and music navigation. Ideal if you're not picky about playlists.

The latest widescreen monitor from AOC touts its green credentials; it's 100% mercury-free which reduces its environmental impact considerably.

Here's a tool for maximising your computer's disk space – something previously the realm of the tech-savvy only – in the most user-friendly manner possible.

Belkin's new line of wireless N routers supports a range of apps that allow you to conduct multimedia operations even if you computer is turned off.

Bungie has released a new campaign trailer entitled 'The Battle Begins' for its upcoming first-person shooter Halo: Reach.

Chopper 2 takes off with a 40% sale, offering 36 missions and a revamped 3D engine. Now with HD on iPad and iPhone, incl. a remote play feature.

SwyxWare emerges as a unified communications leader, blending ease of use and value, revolutionising businesses globally from small firms to major enterprises.

Metal Slug XX revives arcade nostalgia but struggles with outdated graphics and unforgiving gameplay, appealing mainly to series loyalists.

Imagine if Snoopy's alter-ego as a biplane pilot came to life as a video game. That game would be Snoopy Flying Ace.

Samsung's Series 7 LED 3D TVs impress with 2D-to-3D conversion, despite the premium price and added cost for 3D glasses.

With our inescapable reliance on a range of electronic gadgets, wireless power is certainly a technological Holy Grail.

Samsung's BD-C6900 3D Blu-Ray player is your gateway to immersive viewing, with sleek design, Internet@TV, and integrated wi-fi.

Livescribe Pulse Smartpen: A godsend for note takers, marrying audio with written notes, though requiring investment in proprietary notebooks.

Blackbox I10 earphones: A game-changer for iPod users with exceptional noise-cancellation and no need for extra batteries.

Lips: I Love the 80s brings a nostalgic karaoke ride to Xbox 360, featuring iconic tunes from a stylish yet eccentric era.

SKATE 3 review: Improved camera angles and team challenges refresh the franchise, yet it lacks the multiplayer mode fans crave.