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Preview: Valkyria Chronicles II

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Inside The Gallian Front
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<p> With lengthy battles and no checkpoints, I&#39;ve always felt the PS3-exclusive Valkyria Chronicles would be better suited for a handheld system. The ability to put the game to sleep without having to stick a battle out or quit in the middle (the cause of many tensions when on a schedule) is a necessary feature for a game that puts the player in battles that often take a minimum of one hour to complete -- not including retries. To my elation, the sequel will be released for the PSP, set for August 31st, and the demo was just put up on the PSN store. The developers claim it has the same gameplay as the first in the series with improvements, despite being put on a less powerful system, and from what the demo exhibits they&#39;re right.</p>

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Preview: Medal of Honor

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Call of Duty has a new challenger.
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Recently, I’ve been able to sit down with the PC version of EA’s latest attempt to reclaim the FPS throne, Medal of Honor. Even though the game is still in beta, it's possible to tell EA that has its sights set on bringing down the current FPS king, Modern Warfare 2.

Recently, I’ve been able to sit down with the PC version of EA’s latest attempt to reclaim the FPS throne, Medal of Honor. Even though the game is still in beta, it's possible to tell EA that has its sights set on bringing down the current FPS king, Modern Warfare 2.

It is worth noting that Medal of Honor is being built using 2 distinct engines and by 2 different development teams within EA, the Unreal Engine for single player by EA LA and the Frostbite Engine by EA DICE (known for the Battlefield series).

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Preview: Minecraft

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What you get if you mixed Katamari Damacy, Legos, and a bottle of Tequila.
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Minecraft is the greatest little online game you’ve never played. Well, unless your one of growing community of gamers (207,294 at last count) that have signed up and begun playing. In which case I won’t be telling you anything new, but for everyone else here’s a preview.

Minecraft is the greatest little online game you’ve never played. Well, unless your one of growing community of gamers (207,294 at last count) that have signed up and begun playing. In which case I won’t be telling you anything new, but for everyone else here’s a preview.

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BioShock 2: Hands All Over It

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Jones talks to Creative Director Jordan Thomas; gets another look at <i>BioShock 2</i>.

It's BioShock 2. But is it still BioShock? Scott Jones played the latest build.

The Five: Lost Planet 2

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This game looks totally boss.

Lost Planet 2 might be getting too big for its VS.

The Five: PixelJunk Shooter

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Can <i>Shooter</i> meet the high PixelJunk bar set by instant classics <i>Monsters</i> and <i>Eden</i>?

The latest from Dylan Cuthbert's Q-Games, PixelJunk Shooter takes you underground.

Diablo III is Totally '90s

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Blizzard's dungeon-crawling throwback worships the past.

The newest Diablo will thrive on its old energy.

New Beginnings in World of Warcraft: Cataclysm

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How Goblins, Worgen and <i>World of Warcraft: Cataclysm</i> will change the game.

There's more change in Cataclysm than new races and playable areas.

The Five: Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Republic Heroes

Jack droids and be the clones in Republic Heroes. Evan Narcisse has a first look at the latest Star Wars game.

The Five: Tekken 6

Namco's venerable series is still looking to fight. Evan Narcisse previews Tekken 6.

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